The years right before retirement are when tax planning matters most. Nino plans the transition step by step so you're not guessing.
Map which accounts to draw from first so your money lasts and your tax bill stays low across retirement.
Use lower-income years to convert at the right time, so required minimum distributions do not push you into a higher bracket later.
Weigh claiming early against waiting, tied to your other income and your full plan.
Plan the gap between leaving work and Medicare, including how income choices affect your premiums.
Every one of these is avoidable. Nino keeps watch year-round so you never fall into the same traps.
Tapping the wrong account first can push you into a higher bracket and shorten how long your money lasts.
Miss the low-income window before RMDs and you can pay more tax for the rest of retirement.
Claiming without a plan can leave real money on the table over a long retirement.
The average user saves $800 their first month, $8,000 their first year.
