# 18 Roth IRA Conversions and Chunking Strategies

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  • Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 20

  • @djdietz2922
    @djdietz2922 3 года назад +1

    Current customer here.... Thanks for the great info, I learned a few things! There are so many different opportunities out there and you guys make it easier to understand them all. I converted ALL of my Traditional over to ROTH when they started and let you spread out the tax over a few years, but have made a lot of Traditional Contributions since for the tax breaks in certain years. This really helped me understand how I should go about getting more converted. Thanks, Dan from WI

    • @MatSorensen
      @MatSorensen  2 года назад

      Dan, thank you, this is great news!

  • @TheWill696969
    @TheWill696969 3 года назад +1

    Guys I love educating people about you both on how to get ahead

  • @dianaberju6858
    @dianaberju6858 3 года назад +2

    I have never written a review on RUclips and watch quite often and felt apprehensive about writing a review like this but here goes .... although there was some good information, it was painful to watch and took more than twice as long as I think it should have been. I think that it would have been much more professional and concise if Mat Sorensen did all the explaining. I could get this type of information on several other channels without wasting so much time and feel frustrated while watching. I'm surprised so many people rated this favorably.

    • @MatSorensen
      @MatSorensen  3 года назад

      Thanks for the feedback Diana. We will keep that in mind. Thanks for watching.

  • @randyberti6606
    @randyberti6606 Год назад

    Question on the Roth’s, understand to convert my traditional balances to Roth I need to pay tax during the conversion.
    Do I need to do that before I am allowed to do nondeductible roth contributions (“back door”)?

  • @michaeloporto5202
    @michaeloporto5202 3 года назад +2

    Damn it. Now I want a Rockstar. Thanks for all the info guys! Just opened my Crypto Roth IRA. Rolling money on Monday. I’m scared but I’m pretty sure this is the right move.

  • @mcbcinc
    @mcbcinc 3 года назад +1

    Love these strategies!

  • @sshaw107
    @sshaw107 3 года назад +1

    Movie reference - What about Bob

  • @pursuefinancialfreedom
    @pursuefinancialfreedom 3 года назад +2

    Love this guys! I will be sharing this on my podcast as well! Maybe if I’m lucky can get one or both of you on my new podcast! You would be one of the best guests ever! 😎 Thanks for all you do!

  • @jaredb.7263
    @jaredb.7263 3 года назад +1

    Off topic but can you guys do a segment on the pros and cons of partnering vs multi-member LLC.
    Thanks

  • @babyblue7798
    @babyblue7798 4 месяца назад

    do i pay the taxes from my savings or is it to be deducted from the traditional IRA account? oh, not so good if I have to wait 5 years after converting it. I am 63 so it sounds like I still have to wait. either way, I have to pay. then i rung into the risk of my investment declining after i pay the conversion taxes, not good for me :(

  • @br8801
    @br8801 3 года назад +2

    I'm in the process of transferring my Roth & traditional IRA's to you guys for IRA/LLC. Starting a new career nxt year that will significantly increase my household income (more than double), so my wife and I will never be in a better tax bracket than we are right now. Approx 60% of my funds are traditional, would like them all to be Roth, but can't absorb the 12k tax bill for the full conversion this year. In my situation, is it reckless and stupid to have the taxes paid out of the IRA and just be content to start out with a lower balance?

    • @MatSorensen
      @MatSorensen  3 года назад +2

      Tough call. Most people are not going to use retirement proceeds to pay for taxes on conversion.

  • @pardh1961
    @pardh1961 3 года назад +2

    Sorry, but George W. Bush was not president in 2012. Maybe he means Barack Obama. (See 4:35 in the video)

  • @johnlittle8267
    @johnlittle8267 3 года назад +1

    Roths are not tax free, you pay the taxes up front! Hello! Yes the gains afterwards only are tax free.

  • @Ghjnvxrtssw2446
    @Ghjnvxrtssw2446 2 года назад +1

    70% babble. Can’t listen anymore