Financial Education

Tim Doehrmann shows how your monthly Social Security payment is affected if you claim early at age 62 or delay until 70. Determine the best strategy for your retirement by understanding the complex rules around spousal benefits, taxes, and work earnings.

Tim breaks down the 20 most common investment mistakes as outlined by the CFA Institute. This emphasizes the importance of planning ahead, minimizing emotional decisions, considering risk tolerance, and the importance of partnering with a financial professional.

Which accounts will serve you best in retirement? Tim breaks down the key factors to consider during your retirement planning and stresses the importance of balancing cash inflows vs. cash outflows.

Tim shares how calculating your retirement expenses and choosing the right investment accounts can mean the difference between living your retirement lifestyle dreams and running out of money!

How Can You Increase Your Social Security Benefit? In today's video, I will share a few simple strategies to boost your Social Security benefits during your retirement.

Tim discusses four common misconceptions about aging that can negatively impact individuals' mental, physical, and emotional well-being.

Tim discusses a little-known benefit in the US tax code: the 0% tax rate on investment income. Certain individuals may pay no taxes on capital gains from taxable investment accounts.

In this short YouTube video, Tim describes what the widow's or widower's tax is. With careful tax planning, you can avoid this this extra tax hit at an already difficult time in your life.

In this podcast episode and on YouTube, I talk about how asset location can be combined with your desired asset allocation to reduce your taxable income.

Tim expertly covers the three main types of accounts and their tax implications with capital gains. He also explores tax loss harvesting and the potential tax burdens of passing different types of accounts to beneficiaries.

Tim discusses the taxation of Social Security income and highlights the provisional income formula. He also discusses how adjusted gross income can affect Medicare premiums.

Changes in RMD ages provide more "gap years" for tax planning, allowing individuals to lower their lifetime tax liability. We also look at how capital gains on mutual funds affect taxes in retirement.

By implementing tax planning strategies, you can make informed decisions that maximize your retirement income and minimize your tax burden.

The U.S. income tax code has always had seven tax brackets based on income level, but the rates have fluctuated based on economic policies, political agendas, and societal needs.

Are you worried about the looming threat of a retirement tax bomb? In this short video, I'll explore what the main problem is and how it relates to paying too much in taxes during retirement!

This article covers the difference between traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs, Roth IRA contribution limits, and Roth IRA distribution rules.

What is a retirement tax bomb? This episode covers the problem and how it can lead to an income tax bomb and a Medicare tax bomb. We also discuss the widow's tax and how an income tax bomb can affect your heirs.

Income annuities and fixed indexed annuities might be better than bonds for retirees, but it depends on your own situation and goals. Let's look at some options.

In this episode of Retire You Way Radio, we talk about more than just money. We look at the relationship of money, health, and time and how to maximize those resources to create memorable experiences throughout your life.

What's up with the housing market, and how is there a housing shortage? Tim Doehrmann, CFP®, answers these questions here and on Retire Your Way Radio.