Alex Sears CPA  -  Katy, TX
Tap to call (832) 677-0085 Mon-Fri 8a-6p CT
Financial planning - Retirement

Retirement planning built around the tax bill.

Contribution strategy, Roth conversion windows, Social Security timing, and a withdrawal order that keeps lifetime taxes low.

WHO IT'S FOR

Planning that fits a specific situation.

  • Households 10 to 20 years from retirement who want a clear savings plan
  • Pre-retirees deciding when to claim Social Security and start withdrawals
  • Retirees who want a withdrawal order that controls taxes and Medicare premiums
  • Business owners coordinating a company retirement plan with personal savings
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Contribution strategy How much to direct to 401(k), IRA, Roth, HSA, and taxable accounts, and in what order.
Roth conversion planning Finding low-bracket years to convert, sized to avoid tax bracket and Medicare premium surprises.
Social Security timing Modeling claiming ages against other income, spousal benefits, and longevity.
Withdrawal sequencing A drawdown order across account types that smooths taxes through retirement.
01

Free consult

A direct 30-minute call to understand your situation, timeline, and the decisions ahead.

02

Written plan

A clear, tax-aware plan: what to do now, what to monitor, and the order to do it in.

03

Coordinate

We loop in your attorney, investment advisor, or insurance agent when an issue calls for one.

04

Review

Planning is revisited as tax law, income, and family circumstances change.

FAQ

Common questions.

Have something specific? Call (832) 677-0085 or send a message.

When should I start retirement planning?
The most valuable planning happens in the 10 to 20 years before retirement, while contribution and Roth decisions still have time to compound. It is also useful in the first retirement years, when withdrawals begin.
Do you manage my investments?
No. The firm provides tax-aware planning and coordinates with your investment advisor. If you do not have one, we can describe what to look for.
Can you help with required minimum distributions?
Yes. RMD timing, withholding, and qualified charitable distributions are part of the withdrawal planning work.
START HERE

Talk through your situation with a licensed Texas CPA.

No obligation. We will map the planning questions and confirm scope before any work begins.