We dedicated this week’s episode to another mailbag question from our listeners related to tax withholdings.  Here in the U.S., most people set some Money aside throughout the year from their income and/or estimated tax payments, to be put toward their income tax bill for the year.  Then they cross their fingers when it comes time to file their return, hoping that they don’t owe any more than what they’ve set aside.

In this week’s episode Grant covers the ins and outs of tax withholdings, and answers a listener’s question on whether they should adjust their withholdings for 2024. 

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Grant Bledsoe Financial Planner to Business Owners

I'm a financial planner to business owners, and the founder of Three Oaks Wealth. Our firm helps business owners align their business interests with their personal finances, often including the exit or sale of equity holdings.

I hold several professional credentials, including the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, Chartered Financial Analyst, and Certified Exit Planning Advisor designations.