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A $1.275 Million Home Is for Sale in Her Neighborhood. Selling Hers Won’t Cost a Social Security Check, but It Can Make 85% of Her Benefits Taxable
Source: 247wallst.com
Tax & TariffsHousing & Real EstateRetirement
A retiree selling a home near a $1 million listing price could face a substantial tax consequence: the resulting income may cause a large portion of Social Security benefits to become taxable. The article highlights tax-planning risk around high-value home sales for retirees rather than a broad housing-market development.
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