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You Could Pay the Same Tax Rate as a Billionaire

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Calculating the Tax Bite When Converting a 401(k) to a Roth IRA

Calculating the Tax Bite When Converting a 401(k) to a Roth IRA

You could pay nothing in income taxes, or you could pay the same rate as billionaires. Determine how much can be converted without bumping you into a higher tax bracket.

Q: I'm planning on retiring in three years, and my plan is to move my 401(k) into a Roth IRA. Do I have to move the entire account in one year? Or, can I move a portion each year so I can soften the impact on my income taxes?

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Design a Portfolio to Weather the StormDesign a Portfolio to Weather the Storm

Fluctuations in the markets are not at all unusual. But those swings make it all the more impossible to "time" the markets and jump in or out as you chase returns (or try to avoid losses).

So, how can you set about building a portfolio designed to weather the storm, while setting yourself up for long-term investment and retirement success?

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