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Should You Convert to Roth IRA All at Once or Over Time? - Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast #251

Should You Convert to Roth IRA All at Once or Over Time? - Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast #251 Today on Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast #251 with Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA: How much of a Roth conversion should you do and when? Does it make sense to convert to a Roth IRA all in one year, or to do it over time, based on your age? Joe and Big Al explain the reasoning behind their answer to this common retirement investing question. Plus, converting from a thrift savings plan (TSP) to a Roth, limits when contributing to retirement accounts and a traditional IRA, and doing the tax math to decide if a Roth conversion is right for you. Ask money questions, read the transcript & access free financial resources:

00:36 - Should I Convert TSP to Roth? Would I Lose My NY Tax Deduction?

10:44 - Can I Contribute to by Traditional IRA After Retirement Accounts?

16:01 - How Many Roth Accounts Can Each Person Have?

18:16 - Should We Convert to Roth All At Once Or Over Time?

27:25 - I Would Pay Significant Capital Gains Tax from Selling Stock to Pay Roth Conversion Taxes. Is a Conversion Still Right For Me?

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