07/23/2026
π° Are you aware you may be participating in an open-ended tax agreement?
When you contribute to a tax-deferred retirement accountβsuch as a traditional 401(k), 403(b), or IRAβyou may receive a tax benefit today.
But here's the question...
What will the tax rules be when you start withdrawing that money?
Tax laws can change.
Tax rates can change.
Retirement income rules can change.
While your money continues to grow, it's important to remember that future withdrawals from tax-deferred accounts are generally subject to the tax laws in effect at the time you take them.
That's why retirement planning isn't just about how much you save...
It's also about how your money may be taxed in the future.
A well-designed retirement strategy considers tax diversification and flexibilityβnot just accumulation.
π Prevention is better than cure... not just in health, but in wealth.
π Ready to learn more? Let's create a strategy designed around your goals.
Lakeisha Small, RN
Nurse Financial Strategist
Legacy Health & Wealth Solutions LLC
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