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Jill on Money with Jill Schlesinger

Tax Strategies in Retirement

Jill on Money with Jill Schlesinger

Audacy

Education, Investing, Business, Self-improvement

4.61.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

The planning doesn't stop once you're actually retired, in fact, sometimes things can get more complicated, especially when you start mixing in taxes.

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0:00.0

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0:18.8

Welcome to the Jill on Money Show, it's Tuesday, July 19th, and we're here trying to answer your

0:26.0

financial questions. Personal finance that is, but hey, if you had a big question about inflation

0:31.7

or you're confused about how something in the economy works, happy to help you out, but

0:36.0

when we talk about these things, it's more important to figure out how this impacts you and your

0:41.3

life. So if you've got a question, just go to JillOnMoney.com, click the contact us button. Let us know

0:47.9

if you'd be willing to come on the air and mark arranges for everything else because that's how good

0:52.5

he is. Today, we are joined by Sean, Sean's on the line from Virginia. Hello, Sean, how can we

0:59.5

help you out? Hi, Jill. Hello, Mark. Yes, thanks. It's great to talk with you. I have a problem,

1:06.4

which is a problem that's nice to have. My wife and I have been great savers. We've assembled

1:14.3

a very healthy portfolio. It's about 70% of this is in tax sheltered and about 30% in taxable

1:21.5

account, which is nice. I think we're good up until the point, Jill, we need to take RMDs,

1:28.1

but that's when the problem occurs because of the healthy amount of money we have in the tax

1:32.7

sheltered, we're going to get hit with a pretty significant tax set. So to me, I think we've got

1:39.6

a perfect opportunity for using the Roth conversions during the period up to RMDs where we can

1:46.9

convert the money into the Roth. But what I don't know and where I'd like your guidance is,

1:54.8

how do we really figure out what's the right plan for the amount of money to convert? Because

2:00.7

there are things like the Social Security Tax, Capital Game Taxes, the Irma, which is annoying.

2:10.0

You know, we've got ACA, healthcare subsidies, and all of those other factors to try to balance out

2:18.4

the amount that we would prepay. So I'm kind of lost from that standpoint. I thought maybe you and

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