65 or Older? The New $6,000 Senior Deduction (2025–2028) #shorts

If you're 65 or older, there's an extra $6,000 deduction for tax years 2025 through 2028: $12,000 for a married couple when both qualify. • It sits on top of the extra standard deduction seniors already get • You don't have to itemize • In the 12% bracket it's worth about $720 for one person, $1,440 for a couple • It shrinks above $75,000 of modified AGI ($150,000 joint) • To claim it: 65 by December 31, Social Security numbers on the return, and married couples file jointly Check that your return claims it. Full video: 401(k), Social Security or Pension: How Claiming Order Affects Tax https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-UIaaTzuvg 📘 The Last 10 Years Before Retirement (our book): https://unclejohnfinancial.gumroad.com/l/last10years 📒 Budget Planner Pro: https://unclejohnfinancial.gumroad.com/l/BudgetPlannerPro 🎟️ Code UNCLEJOHN30 for 30% off ⚠️ Education only. Not financial, tax or legal advice; we are not licensed advisers. Figures are 2026 federal rules unless noted; check the source or a qualified professional for your situation. 🎙️ Narration is AI-voiced (a synthetic voice, not imitating any real person). Research and sources: Uncle John Financial team. Sources: IRS newsroom, One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act: tax deductions for working Americans and seniors (Public Law 119-21). The $720 and $1,440 are our own arithmetic at the 12% bracket. Page shown in the video: IRS.GOV · NEWSROOM https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/one-big-beautiful-bill-act-tax-deductions-for-working-americans-and-seniors #Retirement #Taxes #SeniorDeduction #Shorts