Transparency & trust · updated October 24, 2026

Content updates and correction history

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2025 standard rules · 2026 form projections

October 24, 2026: clearer references and preparation resources

The guide library and reference encyclopedia now link to one full retirement-limits comparison. Download cards explain what each file contains and how to use it. The SEP aggregation guide has a distinct worked example showing how a workplace IRA affects a personal conversion.

Privacy and editorial explanations have been rewritten in plain language. The calculator mathematics, financial-record formats and 2026 projection warning are unchanged.

October 17, 2026: educational content and transparency

Added the operator's identity and public contact address, expanded the guides, added six explicit allocation examples and separate basics/five-year explanations, and clarified source versions and review status. Updated privacy information for email, hosting, the observed analytics beacon and inactive advertising.

The 2026 worksheet remains labeled as a projection based on the verified 2025 form structure. Readers should use the instructions for the tax year being filed and review the assumptions in an example before applying it to their own records.

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Updated October 24, 2026. Source links are references, not IRS endorsement or independent professional certification. Check the source year and the assumptions in each explanation.