The Tax-Time Mistake That Could Cost You Thousands | Dear Patriot, | Yesterday, I showed you how a living trust protects your legacy. Today, let’s talk about something that eats away at your retirement every single year: bad tax timing. | Most retirees withdraw from their taxable accounts first—thinking it’s smart. But that move can push you into higher tax brackets, trigger Medicare surcharges, and even make your Social Security taxable. | The elites don’t fall for that. They use tax sequencing—pulling from Roths, IRAs, and brokerage accounts in a strategic order that slashes what they owe and keeps more in their pockets. | You can do the same. But only if you know the playbook. | Tomorrow, I’ll break down the Roth conversion window—and why it could be your biggest tax-saving opportunity yet. | | Sponsored Content | Gold Just Hit $3,500—And Top Analysts Now Say $6,000 Is PossibleGold just shattered its all-time high again— $3,500 an ounce. Now the biggest names on Wall Street are warning: - Goldman Sachs predicts gold will hit $3,700 by Q3 of this year.
- JP Morgan predicts gold will break $4,000 by mid-2026.
- Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, anticipates gold hitting $6,000 during Trump's term, citing a potential dollar reset and increased gold buying by BRICS nations.
This isn’t hype. It’s happening. Why? - The U.S. dollar is unraveling.
- Trade wars are rattling global markets.
- Central banks are hoarding gold like never before.
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