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Roth conversions can offer long-term tax advantages, but they come with short-term consequences you need to plan for. When you move money from a traditional IRA or 401k into a Roth account, the conversion is taxable in the year it happens. Once completed, you can’t undo it. The 2025 tax year brings extra pressure to get [...]

Thinking about a Roth IRA or a Roth 401k for retirement?  They may seem similar, but there are key differences that often get overlooked. Understanding contribution limits, income eligibility, investment options, distribution rules, and required minimum distributions (RMDs) could make a big difference in your 2025 tax planning.  This article breaks down the major differences to help [...]

When you’re self-employed, planning for retirement often means setting up your own savings strategy. Solo 401k and Roth Solo 401k accounts offer self-employed individuals a way to make potentially higher contributions while managing taxes. These plans are designed for business owners with no full-time employees and can support flexible tax planning if structured correctly. In this [...]