The IRS recently announced some changes to retirement account contribution limits for 2025, and it’s good news if you’re looking to save more for the future. Here's a quick breakdown:
The contribution limit for traditional and Roth IRAs stays at $7,000, with a $1,000 catch-up option if you're over 50.
If you’re contributing to a Roth IRA or trying to deduct traditional IRA contributions, there are new income phaseout ranges for 2025. For example:
The Saver’s Credit also got a bump, which is great for low- to moderate-income workers.
Take a few minutes to review your retirement contributions at the start of the year. Even small increases can make a big difference over time! If you’re over 50, don’t forget about catch-up contributions — it’s a great way to boost your savings before retirement.
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Hi, I’m Alfred Beato, founder of Legacy Advice Group, and I’ve dedicated my career to helping clients navigate both their business and personal finances with clarity, care, and proactive advice.
My journey in public accounting started when I was just 15 years old, working part-time at a small CPA firm. What began with making copies and organizing files quickly turned into learning the fundamentals of bookkeeping and tax preparation, and from that moment on, I knew I wanted to build my own firm one day.
After earning my bachelor’s degree from FIU in 2015, I joined Appelrouth, Farrah & Co., a respected CPA firm in Coral Gables. It was here that I gained invaluable hands-on experience — not just preparing tax returns but learning how to work directly with clients, build relationships, and offer meaningful advice.
Throughout my time at Appelrouth, I also continued working with another CPA firm — my brother’s practice, Beato Pimentel & Associates. Whether it was providing input on client engagements or assisting with operations, this experience allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial side of running a firm.
In 2020, I completed my master’s in taxation from NOVA Southeastern University, further refining my knowledge in tax planning and advisory services. These experiences taught me to think beyond the numbers and approach every client relationship as a trusted advisor, not just a tax preparer. This foundation has shaped the way I serve my clients today.
I’ve always known that I wanted to be self-employed. The idea of building something meaningful and helping clients on my own terms has been my goal from day one. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with some incredible firms, learning everything from client engagement and billing strategies to tax planning and business advisory. But at the end of the day, I realized that no one firm could fulfill my dream of running my own practice.
That’s why I started Legacy Advice Group. It’s about more than just compliance work — it’s about guiding clients through their financial journey and helping them build a legacy for their families and future generations.
With roots in Cuba and the Dominican Republic, and being fluent in both English and Spanish, I’m proud to bring a unique perspective to my practice. Many of my clients have ties to Latin America, and I understand the cultural and financial challenges that come with managing cross-border finances.
Our team at Legacy Advice Group also shares this diverse background, allowing us to better serve clients from all walks of life — whether they’re navigating U.S. tax compliance or managing foreign investments.
I believe in building relationships with my clients beyond the numbers. If you’d like to get to know me better, feel free to connect with me on social media:
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Legacy Advice Group and I are one and the same. As much as I’d like to say the business operates separately from me, the truth is that it doesn’t. This industry — like any business — demands time, energy, and attention to detail. Things don’t just happen on their own.
Because of that, every client relationship is personal to me. I don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether it’s reviewing your tax return in detail, helping you structure your business, or guiding you through a complex financial decision, my goal is to ensure you feel heard, understood, and supported.
You’re not just hiring someone to prepare your taxes — you’re partnering with someone who will guide you through every financial decision, helping you stay on track, minimize liabilities, and build a secure financial future.