The Roth IRA Playbook: From Basic Rules to Advanced Tactics (Ep. 43)

The Roth IRA Playbook: From Basic Rules to Advanced Tactics (Ep. 43)

What are the real advantages of Roth IRAs for long-term savings?

Are you missing out?

Join host Jim McGovern in the latest episode of Maximizing Outcomes as he dissects the world of Roth IRAs. This episode is packed with useful information, offering unique insights into this essential tool for the potential for tax-free retirement income. Whether you’re among the 32 million Americans already using Roth IRAs or considering it, this episode is crucial for understanding the rules, clarifying misconceptions, and learning lesser-known tactics.

Key Discussion Points:
● Roth IRA Basics: Dive into the unique tax-free withdrawal feature of Roth IRAs, setting them apart from traditional IRAs
● Eligibility and Contributions: Understand the income limits and contribution guidelines, tailored for various income groups
● Strategic Approaches to Roth IRAs: Discover advanced strategies like Backdoor Roth IRAs and Roth Conversion (Side Door) methods for high-income individuals
● Withdrawal Rules and Exceptions: Navigate the complexities of withdrawing from a Roth IRA with a clear, comprehensive guide
● Roth vs. Traditional IRAs: Evaluate both types of IRAs based on individual tax situations and future implications
● Roth IRA Conversions: Gain strategic insights into the timing of conversions, managing tax exposure, and impact on Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
● And much more!

Connect with McGovern Wealth Group:
● jmcgovern@mcgovernwealth.com
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Tax laws are subject to change. Earnings can grow tax-free, and qualified withdrawals are tax and penalty-free. Roth IRA withdrawal and penalty rules vary depending on your age, how long you’ve had the account, and other factors.

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