Westinghouse Electric eyes a public market return as owners Cameco and Brookfield capitalize on the nuclear power boom driven by data center energy demands.
Cameco, which acquired Westinghouse in 2023, is taking another run at public markets as data centers revive nuclear power demand.
Brookfield Renewable Partners, which acquired Westinghouse in 2023, is taking another run at public markets as data centers revive nuclear power demand.
Westinghouse Electric has confidentially filed for an IPO, marking a significant turnaround nearly a decade after its bankruptcy. Owners Cameco and Brookfield Renewable Partners are leveraging surging demand for nuclear energy from data centers to drive the public offering. While the IPO presents a potential investment opportunity, retirees must carefully navigate the complex tax implications regarding Social Security benefits and Medicare premiums.
No. The Social Security retirement earnings test only counts wages and self-employment income; capital gains, interest, and investment income are excluded from this specific calculation.
Realizing a large gain can increase your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI), which may trigger income-related monthly adjustment amounts (IRMAA) for Medicare Part B and Part D premiums two years after the gain is realized.