Today on Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast 366 with Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA, should you use Roth contribution money to pay the tax on a Roth conversion instead? Does the IRS really penalize ineligible Roth contributions? How will a mega backdoor Roth contribution be taxed, and will the step transaction doctrine apply? Are family Social Security benefits affected if the spouse works? Plus, $1800 a month for life, or $2600 a month for 10 years? Joe and Big Al spitball retirement pension options and they take your comments. Show notes, free resources, Ask Joe & Al On Air: https://bizlink.to/ymyw-366
00:00 – Intro
00:49 – Should We Convert to Roth Rather than Contributing to Roth? (Lee, Jacksonville, FL – voice message)
07:31 – Does the IRS Really Penalize Ineligible Roth Contributions? (Jim)
14:27 – Download the free Ultimate Guide to Roth IRAs
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15:23 – Mega Backdoor Roth: Will My IRA Rollover Be Taxed? Will the Step Transaction Doctrine Apply? (Yuan, IL)
20:57 – Retirement Pension Spitball: Which Monthly Pension Option Should I Take? (Luis)
29:20 – Schedule a free assessment with any one of our experienced financial professionals:
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30:21 – Are Family Social Security Benefits Affected If My Spouse Works? (Edward, VA)
38:50 – Comment: I Want YMYW to Look Over My Finances (Jane, Saginaw, MI)
43:32 – Comment: Love the Podcast (Simonetti1962)
45:43 – The Derails
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