Posts Tagged ‘Roth IRA Conversion’

You can reverse a 2010 Roth conversion. Then it’s like the conversion never happened, which means the inflated conversion tax bill disappears.

Are you still reeling? August was a tumultuous money month (to say the least), but at least we can breathe a sigh of relief that it’s over. Hopefully the upcoming months will bode better. The S+P downgrade and the following correction, as well as several other market drops, hit and hurt a lot of people. Of course, if your Roth IRA was hit then you’ve also got a bit more work to do to protect yourself. As a recent SmartMoney article details, you can still un-do a Roth IRA rollover from 2010, at least until October 17, that is. Many…

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“The one-two punch of a defined benefit plan and Roth conversion is a useful estate planning tool for high-net-worth clients.”

 Roth IRAs have gained popularity over the past few years, and for good. However, one thing most media commentators fail to address is that sometimes the people who could benefit most from a Roth conversion are the ones for whom such a conversion could carry the highest tax liability. Peter McDougall takes stock of the issue in a recent Wall Street Journal posting, and offers the potentially powerful cocnept of a one-two punch with defined benefit plans and Roth conversions that can help take the sting out of such conversions. If you are wealthy and planning your estate, a traditional…

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