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Maximize Your Social Security & Minimize Your Tax Burden
Join us for a no-cost, eye-opening retirement discussion. We’ll discuss how to help you keep more of your benefits, potentially reduce taxes on your income, and avoid costly mistakes that could affect your retirement strategy.
- "When should I take Social Security to get the most out of it?”
- “Am I paying more in taxes than I should be?”
- “How do Roth conversions and RMDs fit into my plan?”
Get the answers to your biggest questions—and walk away with clarity, confidence, and the information you need to help you create a strategy that’s built for today’s retirement landscape.
Secure your spot and learn ways to help protect what you’ve built. No cost. No pressure. Just clear answers. This event is not sponsored or endorsed by Muskegon College.
Join us AND Leave with INSIGHTS TO HELP CREATE a MORE EFFECTIVE retirement strategy.
- Dates
– Thursday, August 21 at 6:30 p.m.
– Tuesday, August 26 at 6:30 p.m.
- Location
Muskegon Community College
221 S Quarterline Rd, Muskegon, MI 49442
At this seminar, we'll discuss:
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When to Take Social Security
Find out how the right timing can increase your lifetime benefits—and how to avoid costly mistakes.
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How to Pay Less in Retirement Taxes
Explore tax-efficient strategies like Roth conversions and withdrawal sequencing to help you keep more of your income.
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Understanding RMDs & Retirement Tax Traps
Find out how Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) could affect your tax bill—and what to do now to prepare.
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Why Traditional Advice May Fall Short
Many strategies ignore rising taxes and changing rules. Uncover what today’s retirees must do differently.
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Income Planning That Adjusts With You
Discover how to align your income plan with inflation, market shifts, and evolving tax brackets.
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How to Leave More to Family—Not the IRS
See how tax-efficient legacy planning can help preserve more of your wealth for future generations.
You Saved Well for Retirement. But Could Mistakes Undermine It?
You did the hard part—building your savings. But retirement isn’t just about what you’ve saved—it’s about what you keep.
Failing to coordinate your Social Security and tax-minimization strategy could quietly erode your income over time. This event helps you uncover those risks—and gives you simple, smart steps to help protect what you’ve worked for.
There's no better time to align your Social Security and tax-minimization strategy to help ensure you keep more of your income in retirement.
Why Attend?
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Preparedness
Understand how today’s laws and tax rules could affect your future—and how to prepare with confidence.
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Preservation
Explore strategies designed to help reduce your tax burden so more of your income stays with you and your family.
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Confidence
Know when to take action and why—so you can stop guessing and start planning for the retirement you deserve.
Protect your financial future.
Help Protect Your Income and Maximize What You Keep.
Do you have a strategy to help reduce your tax exposure and increase what you take home from Social Security?
This seminar will help you connect the dots between your benefits, tax-minimization strategy, and income plan—to help you retire with more clarity and confidence.
You only retire once. You can’t afford to get it wrong.
Timing Strategies for Social Security
How to claim benefits strategically based on your full financial picture.
Explore strategies designed to avoid unnecessary taxes and help stretch your income further.
Investment Risk & Market Volatility
Why drawdown strategy often matters more than investment performance after retirement begins.
Roth Conversions & RMD Coordination
Discover how to potentially reduce tax liabilities and control income in retirement.
Your EXPERIENCED Presenter
Kimberly Strosnider
Estate and Wealth Management Services
Kimberly Strosnider has been helping people make sound financial decisions based on facts and not opinions through seminars and workshops like this one. She has had extensive training in the Insurance and Investment field since 1980 and has received numerous awards for Excellence in Financial and Insurance Services. She is also the founder of Estate and Wealth Management Services and is a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC®), a Certified Estate Planner (CEP), and holds a Securities license through Prosperity Capital.
Kimberly lives in Jenison, Michigan with her husband, Rick. She has two daughters: Janie, who lives in Grand Rapids with her husband Jerry, their daughters Relena and Raya, and son Jaxon; and Sydney, who lives in Hudsonville with her husband Aaron, their daughter Phoebe, and dog, Graham. Kim is proud of her daughters’ accomplishments toward a happy and successful life.
Kimberly is just as interested in seeing that you have a happy and successful retirement life. She looks forward to meeting you and sharing timely and accurate information to help you make choices appropriate to your financial status and personal beliefs.
"I’ve seen too many people do everything right — save, invest, work hard — and still end up with gaps in their plan. My goal is to help fix that, before it’s too late."
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Your Retirement Reality?
Your Retirement Reality is a national entity that partners with financial professionals all across the U.S. to offer unbiased information on the constantly changing tax laws and retirement strategies. There’s a knowledge gap as retirement approaches, and we’re here to help individuals like you determine the best course of action for your ideal retirement.
Who is this event for?
Our presentation is designed for individuals age 50-70 who are nearing retirement or those who have recently retired. To get the most from our events, attendees should have retirement savings ranging from $250,000 to $5,000,000. This ensures our content and strategies are more applicable to your unique financial situation.
Why are you hosting this event?
The information provided at these seminars is designed to help you better understand retirement planning strategies and potential risks. While the presenter may offer materials or share contact information, there is absolutely no obligation to schedule a meeting or purchase anything.
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The presenter can provide information, but not specific advice related to social security benefits. Clients should seek guidance from the Social Security Administration regarding their particular situation. The presenter may be able to identify potential retirement income gaps and may introduce insurance products, such as an annuity, as a potential solution. Social Security benefit payout rates can and will change at the sole discretion of the Social Security Administration. For more information, please consult a local Social Security Administration office, or visit www.ssa.gov.