A Roth Conversion is when funds are taken out of an IRA and converted into a Roth IRA. This conversion results in taxable income. Here are 4 Reasons to do a Roth Conversion:
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In 2010, everyone can do a Roth IRA Conversion ("Conversion"). What is a Roth Conversion? It's when you take money out of your IRA, tax it, and convert it into a Roth IRA. more…
Year-end tax planning could be especially productive this year because timely action can nail down a host of tax breaks that won't be around next year unless Congress acts to extend them. more…
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