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Rising Bond Yields Will Tempt Her Into “Tax-Free” Municipal Bonds. $25,000 of Interest Can Make 85% of Her Social Security Taxable
Source: 247wallst.com
Tax & TariffsCredit & Bond Markets
An investor assumed interest from a 5%-yielding bond would be exempt from IRS scrutiny, but failed to account for how the income could affect the taxation of her Social Security benefits. The article highlights a retirement-income tax-planning risk rather than a material market-moving development.
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