Tax planning is one of the six areas of everyone's financial life and needs to be considered when making financial decisions. Being proactive and aware of how you can structure your wealth to pay less tax over your lifetime — or multiple generations — can lead to significant tax savings but could be costly if not done. In this episode of Wise Money, we cover tax planning strategies specifically geared for the year you retire.

Season 9 Episode 29

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