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Tax season is here, and I wanted to share a quick reminder — paying taxes usually means you’re making money, and that’s worth celebrating. It also creates an opportunity to be intentional about where your money goes next.

• You can still make 2025 IRA contributions until April 15 if you haven’t yet.
• For 2026, IRA contribution limits are $7,500 if you’re under 50 and $8,600 if you’re 50+ thanks to the catch-up provision.
• A Traditional IRA can provide a tax deduction now, but you’ll pay taxes when you withdraw in retirement.
• A Roth IRA doesn’t give you the write-off today, but the growth — and withdrawals in retirement — can be tax-free, which can be incredibly powerful.

If you’re looking for additional write-offs this year, contributing to a Traditional IRA is a great way to reduce taxable income while still investing in your future.

The most important message: investing in yourself is never selfish. It’s smart, empowering, and something you deserve.

You got this babe!