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06/03/2026

Many retirees focus on reducing taxes from their RMDs, but one often overlooked strategy is tax loss harvesting.

Strategically realizing losses in a taxable portfolio may help offset capital gains, improve portfolio diversification, and potentially reduce the overall tax drag on retirement income.

For many professionals with company stock, brokerage accounts, and large retirement balances, understanding how these pieces work together can make a meaningful difference over time.

We break down how tax loss harvesting works and where it may fit into a retirement income strategy in our latest article.

Tax loss harvesting for retirees can offset RMDs, Social Security, and capital gains taxes — plus 2026 thresholds and wash sale rules explained.

05/28/2026

Most people assume their 401(k) is limited to the standard list of investment options their employer provides.

For many participants, that isn’t always the case.

A feature called BrokerageLink may provide access to significantly broader investment flexibility, all within your existing 401(k).

For oil & gas professionals especially, this can be a valuable tool for diversification and more intentional retirement positioning.

We broke down what BrokerageLink is, how it works, and why it may matter to your retirement strategy.

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Fidelity BrokerageLink opens 10,000+ investments inside your 401(k). Learn how it works, who qualifies, and how oil & gas professionals can use it to diversify.

05/12/2026

Markets showed impressive resilience in April, with the S&P 500 posting one of its strongest months in over two decades and small caps leading the charge. At the same time, shifting Fed leadership, rising geopolitical tensions, and energy market disruptions are creating a more complex outlook beneath the surface.

Strong consumer spending, expanding corporate earnings, and continued AI-driven investment are supporting growth—but risks tied to oil prices, inflation pressures, and global conflict remain key variables to watch.

Take a look at our latest Market Commentary for a deeper overview; https://www.saxonfinancialgroup.com/houston-do-we-have-a-problem/

As always, staying informed and proactive is critical in navigating what’s ahead.

If you’d like to discuss how these trends may impact your portfolio or financial plan, we’re here to help. Reach out to our team to learn more.

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Despite continued geopolitical uncertainty U.S. large-cap stocks, represented by the S&P 500 Index, rose 11%, achieving the fourth-best month since

05/06/2026

One of the biggest retirement risks isn’t market volatility.

It’s disorganization.

• Multiple old 401(k)s
• Different beneficiaries
• Scattered accounts
• Outdated estate documents
• No withdrawal strategy

We’ve seen people spend decades building wealth but very little time organizing it.

The transition into retirement is often where that becomes noticeable.

Good planning brings structure before important decisions need to be made.

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By the time retirement approaches, it’s common for people to have:Multiple old 401(k) accountsIRAs held at different custodiansOutdated beneficiary

04/29/2026

Many retirees don’t realize one of the best tax-planning windows may come before required minimum distributions begin. The years between ages 65 and 70 can create a rare opportunity to strategically move assets from traditional IRAs or 401(k)s into a Roth IRA, potentially reducing future taxes and increasing long-term flexibility.

Our latest blog, Roth Conversion Strategy 2026: A Five-Year Blueprint for Ages 65-70, breaks down how to approach conversions using 2026 tax brackets, Medicare IRMAA thresholds, and multi-year planning strategies. It also highlights why Texas residents may have an added advantage with no state income tax, and why proper timing matters for professionals with stock compensation or variable income.

The right Roth strategy is not about converting everything at once, it’s about converting intelligently over time. If you’re approaching retirement and want to understand how this could fit into your plan, we’d be glad to connect.

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A roth conversion strategy in 2026 can reduce RMDs and Medicare costs. See bracket laddering, IRMAA thresholds, and Texas tax advantages.

04/24/2026

Today, members of our team had the opportunity to participate in and volunteer at the 23rd Annual OHH Spring Break Sporting Clays Tournament.

The Oilfield Helping Hands (OHH) organization plays a vital role in supporting oilfield workers and their families during times of financial hardship caused by unforeseen circumstances. By providing a safety net for those facing job loss, health challenges, or natural disasters, OHH makes a meaningful difference in countless lives.

We’re proud to support such an impactful organization and always appreciate the chance to give back alongside others who are committed to helping families in need.

04/22/2026

Earth Day is a reminder that the decisions we make today can have a lasting impact on the world we leave behind. While it often highlights environmental awareness, it also speaks to a broader idea of stewardship, caring for the resources we have and planning responsibly for the future.

That same mindset can apply to many areas of life, including financial planning. Just as small actions can create meaningful environmental change over time, thoughtful financial decisions made consistently can help build long-term security and opportunity. Whether it’s reviewing your goals, reducing inefficiencies, planning for future generations, or making intentional investment choices, progress often starts with simple steps taken early.

Earth Day is also about legacy. It encourages us to think beyond today and consider what we are creating for those who come after us. Financial planning can serve a similar purpose by helping families organize assets, protect what they’ve built, and prepare for future needs with confidence.

At Saxon Financial Group, we believe strong planning is rooted in long-term thinking. Earth Day is a great opportunity to reflect on the future you want to build, for yourself, your family, and the generations ahead.

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04/20/2026

Markets can feel unpredictable.

But for those nearing retirement, the bigger risk often isn’t volatility, it’s making emotional decisions during it.

Selling too early, delaying planning, holding too much cash, or drawing income inefficiently can create long-term consequences.

A sound retirement plan should be built to navigate changing markets, not depend on perfect conditions.

When income, taxes, investments, and timing are coordinated together, uncertainty becomes easier to manage.

If retirement is on the horizon, now can be a smart time to review whether your plan is built for today’s environment.

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04/13/2026

Life can change in ways we never expect.

Whether through the loss of a spouse or the end of a long-term relationship, major transitions can leave you facing decisions that feel overwhelming — both emotionally and financially.

During these times, it’s important to pause, take a breath, and create space to think clearly before making significant changes.

Financial planning during periods of loss or transition involves more than just numbers - it’s about bringing order to what often feels like chaos and helping you regain a sense of stability when life feels uncertain.

Having a trusted professional to guide you through each step can help you focus on what matters most while ensuring financial details don’t fall through the cracks.

Here are a few initial steps to consider as you begin navigating this new chapter:

1. Get organized: Gather essential financial documents, including bank and investment accounts, insurance policies, property titles, estate plans, and recent tax returns. A clear picture of your current financial landscape helps form a solid foundation for future planning.

2. Understand your income sources: Identify where funds will come from in the months ahead — such as your salary, Social Security survivor benefits, pensions, or investment income. This clarity allows you to manage cash flow confidently and plan for both immediate needs and long-term priorities.

3. Reevaluate your spending: Life transitions often bring changes in expenses.
Take time to create a realistic budget that reflects your current lifestyle, upcoming obligations, and new goals. Even small adjustments can create flexibility and relief.

4. Review beneficiaries and estate documents: Update beneficiary designations, wills, and powers of attorney to reflect your current wishes. These updates ensure your financial plans remain aligned with your values and those you care about most.

5. Assess your insurance coverage: Verify that your health, home, auto, and life insurance are current and appropriate for your new circumstances. Maintaining the right coverage provides essential protection as you adapt to your new situation.

Moving forward after a major life change takes time.

While some decisions are best made gradually, others require timely attention — and separating those priorities can be difficult to do alone.

This is where thoughtful financial planning can help bring order, understanding, and reassurance as you move step by step into a new stage of life. At Saxon Financial Group, our mission is to help individuals and families navigate life’s transitions with careful attention and steady guidance.

If you’re facing a season of change and need direction or clarity, we invite you to reach out.

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04/07/2026

If you’re within a few years of retiring from the Oil and Gas industry, now is an ideal time to start mapping out what your next stage could look like. With multiple benefit programs — from pensions and 401(k) plans to stock awards, deferred compensation, and healthcare coverage — the transition from active employment to retirement often involves many moving parts.

Taking a closer look now can help you see your options more clearly and feel more prepared as you make important decisions about income, timing, and coverage. Our team works with individuals across the energy sector to help gather plan details, review available choices, and coordinate with company benefits teams when needed.

If you’re starting to think through your retirement timeline or want help understanding complex benefit options, we’d be glad to connect. Reach out or schedule a meeting to talk through your goals and begin organizing the pieces of your retirement plan.

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If you’re within five years of leaving the Oil and Gas industry, now can be a helpful time to start mapping out your income sources and benefits for