How to Reduce Taxes If Most of Your Savings Are in a Traditional IRA

IRA withdrawals are taxable—but planning can soften the hit.
How to Reduce Taxes If Most of Your Savings Are in a Traditional IRA
Smart planning can cut taxes on traditional IRA withdrawals. William Potter/Shutterstock
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A traditional individual retirement account (IRA) can serve as a powerful savings vehicle. It allows you to make tax-deductible contributions. And as you contribute to the account, your money benefits from compound interest.

But once you start cracking open that nest egg, Uncle Sam comes to collect.

Javier Simon
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Javier Simon is a freelance personal finance writer for The Epoch Times. He specializes in retirement planning, investing, taxes, fintech, financial products and more. His work has been featured by major publications including Fox Business, The Motley Fool, NerdWallet, and Money Magazine.