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In his first month as president, upper class retirees could face these sixthings happening to their finances.

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Currently, 40% of people who receive Social Security benefits pay tax on these benefits.

Eliminating the Social Security benefits tax would decrease the available resources by one year faster than planned.

More broadly, I think its important for investors to stay focused on the long-term, said Rizzuto.

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Retirement Account Regulations

Retirement account regulations have not yet been changed in the short term.

These changes also allow upper-class retirees to maximize their savings during their retirement.

According toNomura, these may be rolled out gradually, starting in Q1 2025.

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Trump also signed executive orders declaring a national energy emergency and revoking electric vehicle regulations from the Biden administration.

These actions and proposed tariffs could affect consumer prices and dent the purchasing power of retirees.

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