Standard Deduction and Age 65+ Bump

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In this video, we explain the standard deduction and the additional age-65 deduction amount.

For retirees, the standard deduction is more than a tax form line. It can create room for low-tax withdrawals, Roth conversions, or income harvesting in years when taxable income is low.

You’ll see why unused deduction space disappears when the year ends, and why age 65 can create additional planning room.

Topics covered:
• What the standard deduction does
• Why low-income years can be valuable
• How the age-65+ bump can help retirees
• How deductions affect Roth conversion and withdrawal decisions

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