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      • Too young to retire?
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  • Home
  • New Deduction for Seniors
  • Uncover the facts
    • Retirement Funds early
    • Social Security
    • Too young to retire?
    • Reverse Mortgage
    • Credit Reports & Scores
    • Basics of Estate Planning
    • Life Insurance
    • Get your HealthSpan back
  • Retirement Saving Changes
  • Upcoming HSA changes
  • Who we are
  • Feasibility Analysis
    • Calculation tool: Coming
  • Contact

New For Seniors!

If you're 65 or older

 65 or older? - up to $46,700 in deductions!


Example - married filing jointly:

  1. Standard Deduction     31,500
  2. Additional Deduction     3,200
  3. New Deduction               12,000 (2025 - 2028)

                     Total:                           46,700


  • Seniors age 65 and older can now take an additional $6,000 deduction on top of their standard or itemized deductions, based on changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill.
  • The new deduction for seniors over 65 will start to phase out for those with higher incomes.
  • The 2025 senior deduction starts to decrease for taxpayers with a Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) over $75,000 (Single)/$150,000 (Married Filing Jointly).


Don't forget this when filing your 2025 taxes 







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