Retirement Tax Strategies for 2026
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Greg Elie has been serving clients and retiree’s since 1990. He is licensed in life and health insurance in the states of South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida and Tennessee. Greg is well respected in the financial industry as a Complete Advisor. Being able to help Americans save taxes and reduce their risk in their retirement portfolios is what Greg specializes in. He has helped hundreds of clients’ have a more prosperous and less stressful retirement by showing them how to safely protect their assets from nursing home, medicaid, inflation and the ups and downs of the stock market. Greg offers support to clients by providing educational workshops for civic and church groups as well as other nonprofit organizations. He has given well over several hundred workshops throughout his career. Greg resides in Greenville and have been together for over 33 years. He has four children and one grand-daughter.
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Retirement tax rules aren’t standing still and small changes now can have a big impact later. Prosperity Group’s Greg Elie and Patti Jaynes are joined by guest host Becky Swansburg, CEO of Stonewood Financial, for a deep dive into retirement tax strategies heading into 2026 on this episode of My Money Is Safe with Greg Elie. The trio’s conversation covers why traditional IRAs and 401(k)s may leave retirees overexposed, how new rules on inherited IRAs and Medicare IRMAA charges can quietly drain income, and why today’s lower tax environment may represent a limited-time planning opportunity. With Becky’s background in Washington policy and retirement tax planning, this episode connects the dots between legislation, Medicare costs, Social Security taxation, and Roth conversion strategies—giving listeners a clearer roadmap for protecting income and reducing future tax surprises. Call 1-800-440-0434 or visit mymoneyissafe.com to schedule your free consultation with the team.
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