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They Converted $33,000 a Year to a Roth for a Decade and the Tax Bill Was $0 Every Single Year. The Standard Deduction Paid It

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If you and your spouse are retired, both 65 or older, and sitting on a large traditional IRA or old 401(k), there is a quiet window where you can move money into a Roth and owe the IRS nothing. The standard deduction absorbs the tax bill entirely. This is the Roth conversion under the standard deduction strategy, and for a narrow

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