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How retirees can reduce taxes when moving between Florida and New England

The article emphasizes that coordinating retirement withdrawals with the timing of a state move can help reduce tax exposure.

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MarketWatch explores strategies for minimizing taxes in retirement for someone with a $2.3 million nest egg who plans to buy homes in both Florida and New England.

The outlet frames the key issue as timing, arguing that the way retirees balance distributions while changing where they live can affect their overall tax burden.

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MarketWatchHow can we minimize taxes in retirement with a $2.3 million nest egg , while buying homes in Florida and New England?
MarketWatchHow can we minimize taxes in retirement with a $2.3 million nest egg , while buying homes in Florida and New England?

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