IRA Questions
May 7, 2016
Jim and Chris answer IRA questions and Social Security questions from listeners. If you started contributing to a Roth IRA and then got a promotion at work that pushed you above the earnings limits for a Roth, what is the best thing to do with the funds you already contributed? If a 66 year old is still working and hasn’t filed for Social Security yet, can their 62 year old spouse file for their Social Security and then choose to claim their spousal benefit? Will a Roth IRA conversion cause your Social Security benefits to be taxed? And, if you do a 60 day rollover, when does the 60 day period start?
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