Three kinds of email, and nothing else. First, new guides and calculators as we publish them, with a short note on who each one is for and the question it answers.
Second, the year’s numbers when they change. IRS contribution limits and tax brackets, Medicare Part B premiums and the IRMAA income brackets, the Social Security cost-of-living adjustment: each is announced on its own date, and each can change a decision you have already made. We send the new figures with a line on what they affect, and we keep them all on one page, the 2026 retirement numbers, with sources.
Third, worked examples. A hypothetical couple in their early 60s with $2 million split across a 401(k), a Roth IRA and a brokerage account, a pension offer and a paid-off house: what a Roth conversion does to their tax bill and their Medicare premiums two years later, or what claiming Social Security at 67 instead of 70 costs the surviving spouse. The point is to show the method, so you can run the same steps with your own figures.