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Nearly everyone is an excellent candidate for executing a
Roth conversion this year. At the end of 2012, tax rates are
going up across the board. With political gridlock and a
debt-strapped national government, tax rates are unlikely to
be this low again in the near future. We recommend enlisting the professional assistance of a
personal fee-only financial planner and a certified public
accountant in the process. Each step taken with care could
save you a significant percentage of your income or net
worth. The first decision is to do a Roth conversion. The
second is how much to convert.
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03/14
5:30 pm
Free NCEF Seminar: Social Security: How to get $250,000 More from the IRS --Matthew Illian presents
03/15
Corporate Tax Returns Are Due
"Washington Examiner" columnist Paul Bedard quoted David John Marotta on rising taxes. Read this week's article on Roth Conversion Calculations to see how to avoid heavy taxation on retirement accounts in the future.
To build real wealth, you need specific wealth management
tools. One of these is opening the right accounts and using
them correctly. Most families have less than half of the
accounts they really need, and young newlyweds often only
have a checking account. Here is a description of each wealth-building account,
roughly in the order a young couple would need them. *Joint checking account:* This account should only hold
money you need to maintain your lifestyle. Keep the balance
between two and three times your monthly spending. Save and
invest any additional.
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