Vanguard Says This Tax Move Benefits More Than 80% of Retirees

The $90,000 Roth Conversion Sweet Spot: Why This 401(k) Move Saves $7,500 in Taxes

The post The $90,000 Roth Conversion Sweet Spot: Why This 401(k) Move Saves $7,500 in Taxes appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Consider a married couple, both 66, sitting on $1.5 million in a traditional 401(k). They retired last year, delayed Social Security to 70 to lock in the roughly 8% annual delayed retirement credit, and are living on cash reserves plus roughly $15,000 in taxable dividends. Their return this year will show almost nothing ab…

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Vanguard Says This Tax Move Benefits More Than 80% of Retirees

Vanguard research suggests Roth conversions may help many retirees reduce future taxes, manage RMDs, protect a spouse, and leave heirs more flexible assets.