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She Is 63 With $950,000 in a 401(k), and Medicare Is Already Looking at the Income That Could Boost Her Bill at 65

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She is 63, has $950,000 in a pretax 401(k), and has decided this is the year to move a large chunk of it into a Roth. Her reasoning feels airtight. Medicare premiums do not start until 65, so she figures she has two free years to adjust her taxes before anyone at Medicare cares about her income.
She is a hypothetical retiree, built to show a

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