Seems hard to predict what kind of tax bracket you'll be in during retirement.

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Dec 18, 2024
11:15:33am

JuicyJam All-American

Seems hard to predict what kind of tax bracket you'll be in during retirement.

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JuicyJam

Previous username: jensen46
Bio page: JuicyJam
Joined: Mar 14, 2016
Last login: Dec 18, 2024
Total posts: 30,382 (1,316 FO)

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Sell me on the benefits of doing a backdoor Roth.

JuicyJam

11:02am

Roth IRA earnings are not taxable if qualified distribution. That’s the benefit.

allaboutthegainz

11:06am

Depends on the tax bracket you’d be in now with the added distributions

TeeKaa

11:10am

Seems hard to predict what kind of tax bracket you'll be in during retirement.

JuicyJam

11:15am

Yes, true. You have to make SOME estimates based on currently predicted rates.

TeeKaa

11:40am

My dad did in 2008 or 2009. Like everyone else, his investments took a massive

CougBlu

11:38am

Yes, convert your down stocks (but expected to rise) first. Not your big winners

TeeKaa

11:42am

Distributions don't count towards Medicaid income limits

delbert

11:58am

Based on the details you state (you have an IRA), you will create an absolute

Acorn

12:21pm

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