In this episode of The Money Pig Podcast, Tim Goodwin and Justin Pitcock unpack the “O-Triple-B-A” (One Big Beautiful Bill Act) and what it could mean for your taxes, your estate plan, and your wallet.

They break down:

Why keeping current tax brackets is a big win for many taxpayers
Changes to the standard deduction, state and local tax (SALT) cap, and child tax credit
New charitable giving rules—and how they could impact your strategy
Estate tax updates, gift exclusions, and planning opportunities
Temporary provisions like no tax on tips and a new senior deduction
How Goodwin Investment Advisory helps clients navigate these shifting rules to save money and stay ahead

Whether you’re a family, real estate investor, retiree, or just trying to keep up with the ever-changing tax code, this episode gives you practical takeaways to potentially keep more in your pocket and make smarter moves with your money.

Listen now and learn how to use today’s tax law to your advantage—before some of these benefits expire.

Read the blog that inspired this episode and download the guide:

Blog Link: https://www.goodwininvestment.com/understanding-the-new-tax-law-what-the-obbba-could-mean-for-you/

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