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We have an important question this March: What is your 2026 bracket? No, we’re not talking about those of the basketball variety. Given the emphasis on brackets this month, now can be a great time to review your 2026 federal tax bracket before the year gets too far along.

Understanding where your income is likely to fall can help you plan ahead and avoid surprises. Swipe to learn more.

Curious how these changes might affect your broader financial plan? From retirement contributions to estate strategies, we can help you align your goals with today’s tax landscape. Give us a call today.

With tax laws shifting and retirement planning top of mind for many, we are sharing an overview of Roth conversions. Swipe through to learn more.

Want to talk through incorporating Roth IRAs and conversion into your financial plan? Give us a call today to get started.

Are you aware of the 2026 contribution limits for tax-advantaged retirement accounts? If not, we’ve got you covered, with a quick look at what’s changing:

✅ 401(k), 403(b), 457, and TSP limits will increase to $24,500 (up from $23,500).
✅ Workers age 50+ can contribute an additional $8,000 (up to $32,500 total).
✅ IRA contribution limits will rise to $7,500, with a $1,100 catch-up option.
✅ “Super catch-up” contributions for ages 60-63 remain at $11,250.

Now is a good time to evaluate your current savings plan, explore your IRA options, and decide whether catch-up contributions make sense for your 2026 goals.

If you’re self-employed, it may also be worthwhile to review whether your SEP IRA or solo 401(k) plan needs an update.

Need help navigating these changes? Contact us to discuss how you can maximize these increased limits for your retirement strategy.