Without that steady income stream from work, people most commonly rely on their investments. Depending on where you’ve been saving, your money will likely come out of an IRA or a 401(k) and those withdraws will be subject to tax. Based on the amount of debt our country is facing right now, where do you think taxes are going in the future?
The decisions you make today could potentially save or cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars in retirement and a Roth conversion is one of those strategies that could have a significant impact.
In this video, we’re going to talk about factors to consider and strategies to utilize to lower the amount of tax you’re going to owe so that you can keep more of your hard-earned money in your pocket. No one wants to give more to the IRS than they have to and we’re going to talk about ways to do that.
Which account should you take your money from first when you retire? That’s a question we get all the time when meeting with new people, and depending on what you do, it could either save you or cost you thousands of dollars in retirement income in taxes.
We’re going to dive into some listener questions today! In this mailbag episode, we’ll discuss the contrasts between Roth conversions and Roth contributions and clarify which of these options have income limits. We will also explore what to do if your 401k contributions are already maxed out. We’ll then wrap up with an insightful discussion on spousal Social Security benefits.
Subscribe With Your Favorite App Show Notes Today we’re going to open up the mailbag to answer your financial questions and we’ll be covering some