Debra May, Author at Annuity.com

About Debra May

Debra May is a well-known local expert in the matters of taxes in retirement and retirement income planning. For the last 15 years, she has helped people in Standish and throughout the state of Michigan retire safely and securely.
As a retirement and income planning advisor, she assists retirees and pre-retires in understanding the relationship between tax-deferred money, tax-free money, and their social security benefits to help lower your taxes, increase your monthly income, and help make your retirement income last longer. Website: thesmallbusinessdoctorinc.com

Office: (989) 846-9581 | Cell: (989) 737-1212 | The Small Business Doctor, Inc.

Articles by Debra May

Debra May

Debra May is a well-known local expert in the matters of taxes in retirement and retirement income planning. For the last 15 years, she has helped people in Standish and throughout the state of Michigan retire safely and securely. As a retirement and income planning advisor, she assists retirees and pre-retires in understanding the relationship between tax-deferred money, tax-free money, and their social security benefits to help lower your taxes, increase your monthly income, and help make your retirement income last longer. Website: thesmallbusinessdoctorinc.com

Office: (989) 846-9581 | Cell: (989) 737-1212 | The Small Business Doctor, Inc.

Are You Struggling To Build Up Your Nest Egg? Ask Your Tax Expert About The Retirement Savings Contribution Credit.

July 19, 2022/in Retirement Planning/by Debra May

“The non-refundable tax credit known as a saver’s credit may make it easier for some people to put more away for retirement.”-Debra May. If you are like many Americans, you may find it challenging to carve out the money you need to increase your retirement savings. It’s understandable, given the economy’s current abysmal performance, runaway […]

Are You Planning To Retire? Here Are A Few Things To Consider.

February 18, 2022/in Retirement Planning/by Debra May

Planning to retire? Be sure you have your exit plan in place. Retirement is not likely to look anything like your parents’ retirement. The economic impact of government actions related to the pandemic, inflation caused by loose monetary policy, and stock market volatility have created craters in even the best-laid retirement plans. Many Americans are […]