4 Rules to Avoid Huge Tax in 1st Year of Retirement @RBWEALTH
4 Rules to Avoid Huge Tax in 1st Year of Retirement  @RBWEALTH
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Your first year of retirement can quietly become your most expensive tax year if you’re not careful. Today, I’m breaking down five simple rules to help you avoid a massive tax bill right out of the gate. We’ll cover why timing Social Security matters, when to delay Roth conversions and capital gains, and the income sources most people forget to include. Because in retirement, it’s not just what you do—it’s when you do it that makes all the difference.

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