Treveri Capital · Fiduciary Analysis

How much of your Social Security are you losing to taxes?

You already paid taxes on this money once — when you earned it. Now a quirk in the tax code lets the government tax up to 85% of your Social Security all over again, and most people don't find out until they've lost thousands. See your number — while you can still do something about it.

Filing status

Your age

Annual Social Security benefit — you + spouse, per year

Other yearly income — IRA/401(k) withdrawals, pension, wages, dividends, capital gains, taxable interest (Treasuries, CDs, savings)

Tax-free municipal bond interest — optional; it still counts against you

See the torpedo — pull an extra IRA withdrawal — watch your taxed number jump

How much of your Social Security is taxable

85% max

85%

0% — none taxed50%85% max

Why give up more than you have to?

You earned this money. Keep more of it.

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Educational estimate only, based on the IRS formula for taxation of Social Security benefits. Not tax, legal, or investment advice, and not an offer of advisory services. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or any government agency. Your actual result depends on your full tax situation; confirm with a qualified professional before acting. Treveri Capital LLC is a registered investment adviser. This is an advertisement.