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Which Money Is Better in Retirement, Roth or Traditional? Money in a Roth account is generally better than money in a traditional retirement account in retirement, because qualified Roth withdrawals come out tax free, but that doesn't automatically mean that every Roth conversion is the right move. In this video, I explain why Roth money is highly valuable, why the tax cost of getting money into a Roth matters, and how to think about the opportunity cost of doing a Roth conversion at today’s tax rate vs. your future retirement tax rate.

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Free Retirement Tax Planning Playbook with 12 Strategies

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As you put together your retirement plan, there are a lot of moving pieces to think through. That’s exactly why I created the Retirement Tax Planning Playbook, it's a free downloadable PDF with 12 tax strategies to consider before retirement, during the early years of retirement, and also before required minimum distributions begin.

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Wondering how Social Security spousal benefits work—and whether your spouse can receive more based on your record?
In this video, I’ll walk you through a simple, hypothetical example (Mark at $3,000 PIA and Kathy at $1,000) to show:
➡️ When a spousal benefit applies ➡️ How timing affects your checks ➡️ What changes if you claim at 62 vs. full retirement age (typically 67)

You’ll learn:
✅ When a lower-earning spouse may qualify for a spousal benefit (up to 50% of the primary earner’s PIA) 💡 How claiming early can reduce benefits—and what’s tied to full retirement age 📅 Why one spouse’s early filing may not reduce the other’s spousal amount if that spouse claims at full retirement age 📝 How to coordinate filing ages to avoid leaving money on the table

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