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The Borrelli Report  ·  For Nurses

Retiring at 55.
The eight-page brief.

Not about quitting at 55 — about the window that opens then, what it is worth in tax, and the two questions in your plan document that quietly close it.

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What is in it

  • The calendar-year test that decides everything — and why weeks matter more than years
  • The three accounts, what each one does, and why the Roth gets filled two different ways
  • How to size the bridge from 55 to 59½ — including the tax on conversions, which most people forget
  • The two plan-document questions to ask in writing before you move a dollar
  • Three one-way doors that cannot be undone once you walk through them
  • A seven-question checklist to work through before you give notice
Johnny Borrelli, Tax Alpha Companies
Johnny Borrelli