"Maximizing Social Security Benefits While Working: What You Need to Know"

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A reader is concerned about the potential tax implications on their Social Security benefits in retirement, given their expected income from 401(k) and Social Security. The article explains the taxation thresholds for Social Security benefits and suggests strategies such as Roth accounts, Health Savings Accounts, and delaying Social Security to minimize tax liabilities and maximize retirement income. It emphasizes the importance of staying flexible and adapting to potential changes in tax policies and personal circumstances over the next 15 years.
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