Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MAGA awaiting talking points…still loading…
Majority of MAGAs have zero savings, including retirement. Not sure they will care, regular Republicans however...
Anonymous wrote:Did you actually read the article? It’s about annuities, not 401ks.
The threat to the tax-deferred status of retirement vehicles including annuities is once again at the forefront of concerns for the Insured Retirement Institute. With Congress preparing a new tax package to extend President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, IRI lobbyists are worried that tax deferral for annuities could be targeted by lawmakers as a revenue source.
Tax deferral allows investors to grow assets in annuities, retirement plans and IRAs tax-free for as long as they hold them and only pay taxes on withdrawals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I haven't heard about any tax cuts other than no taxes on tips and no taxes on overtime. The other rates are staying the same unfortunately. So it looks like any tax hikes are to deal with the budget deficit.
The current tax rates expire at the end of 2025 (this year). Without a new tax cut package of some sort, all the tax changes from Trump 1 disappear. AMT is back, but you can deduct all your state taxes. Rates go up. More people itemize. Really, it simplified a lot but it was not much of a tax cut to my HH. Seemed more fair to me, but we did not benefit from a lot of the provisions. Not rich, UMC.
Anonymous wrote:I haven't heard about any tax cuts other than no taxes on tips and no taxes on overtime. The other rates are staying the same unfortunately. So it looks like any tax hikes are to deal with the budget deficit.
Anonymous wrote:These GOP tax cuts NEED TO GO.
All of these gyrations to try and make tax cuts happen are doing far more damage than any possible good the tax cuts will ever bring for the average American.
IT NEEDS TO STOP.
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Anonymous wrote:Good god, if this happens:
https://www.fa-mag.com/news/annuities-industry-worries-retirement-tax-deferrals-are-on-chopping-block-81694.html
So, in order to pay for these massive tax cuts for billionaires, there is now talk on the Hill of killing tax deferred breaks for the middle class that are often used to save in a 401k. Utter madness. Billionaires don't need 401ks, so this would literally be a huge transfer of money from the middle class to the ultra wealthy. They're going to argue that there will still be tax free growth in your account and you'd get taxed Roth 401k style. But that is no guarantee at all, because they could just raise taxes on withdrawals in the future, plus Roth 401ks are worse deals for many earners and are much harder to save for since they're a lot more expensive.
How many yachts do these goddamn billionaires need?