How Social Security is Taxed | LaTour Asset Management

Joe LaTour of LaTour Asset Management breaks down how and when Social Security may be taxed—and what you can do to reduce the impact. While many retirees assume their benefits are tax-free, Joe explains how provisional income works, what counts toward it, and why thresholds vary for singles, couples filing jointly, and those filing separately. You will also learn practical tips to help minimize taxation so you can keep more of your hard-earned retirement income.

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