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I Want to Move $720k to a Roth IRA
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Taxes are a valid concern if you want to roll over $720,000 from your retirement fund into a Roth IRA. While you won’t pay any taxes if the assets you’re rolling over are held in another Roth account, there’s typically no way to completely avoid paying taxes when rolling pre-tax money into a Roth IRA. However, with a few strategic moves, you can potentially limit today’s tax pain while still reaping the rewards of tomorrow’s tax-free benefits. To determine if a Roth rollover aligns with your overall savings and tax strategy, consider running the numbers with a financial advisor who’s attuned to your financial situation and retirement vision.
Roth Rollover Rules
A Roth IRA is a retirement account that allows people to contribute after-tax dollars. Unlike a traditional IRA, you don’t get a tax break on Roth contributions. However, qualified Roth withdrawals in retirement can be made tax-free. This differs from traditional IRAs, whose contributions are often tax-deductible but withdrawals are taxed as ordinary income.
In general, you can roll over funds from another retirement account such as a traditional IRA or 401(k) into a Roth IRA. This is called a Roth conversion or Roth rollover. When you convert funds, you owe income taxes on the amount that’s rolled over for that year. So if you roll over $50,000 from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, the $50,000 is added to your taxable income for the year.
It’s important to understand that Roth rollovers are not the same as Roth contributions. Higher-income taxpayers may not qualify to make direct Roth contributions. However, there are no income limits on doing Roth conversions from other accounts.
You can roll over funds from 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457 plans, traditional IRAs, SEP IRAs and Simple IRAs. To start the process, contact the institution that holds the account you want to roll over and convert. They can help facilitate the transfer. You typically have 60 days to complete the conversion, otherwise, the IRS will treat the transfer as a distribution and you could be hit with a 10% early withdrawal penalty. But if you need additional help determining how much to roll over and convert, consider speaking with a financial advisor.
Why Roth Rollovers Matter
There are a few key reasons why an individual might choose to do a Roth conversion:
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Tax-free growth: Money that’s converted into a Roth IRA grows tax-free. This differs from traditional IRAs whose investment earnings are tax-deferred but eventually get taxed when they’re withdrawn. Roth withdrawals will be 100% tax-free, provided you satisfy the five-year rule and are 59.5 years old.
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Avoid RMDs: Traditional IRAs are subject to required minimum distributions (RMDs) – mandatory withdrawals that start at age 73. For those who don’t need these distributions, RMDs can create excess taxable income. However, Roth conversions eliminate future RMDs since Roth accounts are not subject to these rules.
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Tax savings: Paying conversion taxes now can make sense if you expect to be in a higher tax bracket in retirement. Roth conversions lock in today’s rates. They also reduce future RMD amounts that could push you into a higher bracket.
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Inheritance planning: Heirs who inherit Roth IRAs can potentially stretch out tax-free distributions over their life expectancy, depending on their relation to the person who died. However, some beneficiaries will be required to empty the account within 10 years.
As you can see, there are some good reasons to convert an IRA or 401(k) into a Roth IRA, but a financial advisor can help you explore how such a transaction may impact your finances and tax liability.
Roth Rollover Strategies
When doing a Roth conversion, the main drawback is the tax obligation. There are some strategic moves to potentially reduce taxes, though:
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Partial conversions: One method is to do partial Roth conversions over multiple years instead of converting your entire balance at once. The idea is to convert just enough each year to “fill up” your current bracket with income while also avoiding a higher bracket.
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Low-tax years: In low-income years it may make sense to convert larger sums. This could be early in retirement before RMDs or Social Security begins. Again, the goal is to add just enough extra income to fill up your current tax bracket without pushing you into the next tax bracket.
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Use non-retirement assets: Many experts suggest paying conversion taxes with non-retirement funds instead of IRA assets. This allows your entire IRA balance to transfer to the Roth account and keep growing tax-free.
If you need help determining which strategy is best for you, consider using this free matching tool to connect with a fiduciary financial advisor.
Rollover Strategies in Action
As an example, let’s consider a single filing taxpayer who wants to roll over $720,000 from an old 401(k) to a Roth IRA. Here are a few scenarios to think about:
Lump Sum Conversion
Converting the entire $720,000 would potentially generate a tax bill of nearly $220,000 at today’s top marginal rate of 37% (assuming you take the standard deduction of $14,600). That whole sum has to be paid for the year in which the conversion is completed.
Partial Conversions Spread Over 10 Years
Completing a series of conversions each year for 10 years controls tax bracket jumps and spreads the tax hit over a decade. A $72,000 annual conversion would put you in the 22% bracket if you have little or no additional income. That translates to a tax bill of approximately $7,700 per year or $77,000 over 10 years – less than half of what you’d pay on a lump sum conversion. Keep in mind that your balance will potentially continue to grow during these 10 years, requiring additional conversions and more taxes to pay.
Low-Income Year
By maximizing conversions during years in which your income dips, you can take advantage of being in a lower tax bracket. For example, say you earn $60,000 in taxable income in a typical year, placing you in the 22% bracket and resulting in a tax liability of approximately $5,200 after taking the standard deduction. If you also convert $72,000, you’ll move up into the 24% bracket with $132,000 in total taxable income. You’d see your tax liability climb to around $21,000. Do this two years in a row and your combined tax bill will be approximately $42,000.
But say you will only receive $30,000 one year because you are taking a six-month sabbatical. You could skip conversions in the previous year and convert two years’ worth, or $144,000, in the sabbatical year. That year, you’ll have an income of $174,000, including $144,000 in conversions and $30,000 from salary. This would put you in the 24% bracket and generate a tax bill of approximately $31,000. Add the $5,200 tax bill from the previous year and your two-year tax bill could end up being around $36,200. A financial advisor can help you assess whether this strategy may be an option for you.
Non-Retirement Assets
Using non-IRA funds to pay your tax bill on a conversion allows the full amount of the rollover to go into the Roth account. If you use taxable funds rather than IRA funds to pay all taxes due on a lump sum conversion of $720,000, that’s $227,000 more you’ll have growing tax-free in your Roth.
Bottom Line
Roth rollovers can reduce future taxes and eliminate RMDs in retirement, at the cost of having to pay more in taxes today. Strategic partial conversions completed over several years, conversions timed with low-income years can potentially limit the tax pain, as well as using non-retirement assets to pay conversion taxes. Consult with financial and tax professionals to map out a tax-savvy approach.
Retirement Planning Tips
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With a major retirement move like a Roth conversion, it helps to sit down with a financial advisor who can analyze your full financial picture. Finding a financial advisor doesn’t have to be hard. SmartAsset’s free tool matches you with up to three vetted financial advisors who serve your area, and you can have a free introductory call with your advisor matches to decide which one you feel is right for you. If you’re ready to find an advisor who can help you achieve your financial goals, get started now.
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It’s important to have a sense of the progress you’re making as you plan and save for retirement. SmartAsset’s free retirement calculator can help you estimate how much money you may need to save to retire and whether you’re on track to hit that target.
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Keep an emergency fund on hand in case you run into unexpected expenses. An emergency fund should be liquid — in an account that isn’t at risk of significant fluctuation like the stock market. The tradeoff is that the value of liquid cash can be eroded by inflation. But a high-interest account allows you to earn compound interest. Compare savings accounts from these banks.
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Trump Media stock plunges after weekslong rally
After a weekslong rally that saw shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) roughly triple in value, the stock took an 8% nosedive Tuesday afternoon.
Shares of the company behind former President Donald Trump’s right-wing social media platform Truth Social fell to $26.60 apiece after having been up roughly 10% that morning. Tuesday’s volatility led to the Nasdaq briefly halting trading.
The company’s stock has fluctuated wildly in value in the nearly seven months since it went public under the ticker DJT. Late last month, shares dropped as low as $12.15 each. Since Oct. 1, however, Trump Media shares are up 70%.
This see-sawing comes just weeks before the presidential election, which will see Trump face off against Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris at the ballot box.
Trump is a majority shareholder of Trump Media, holding roughly 57% of the company’s stock — and he has said he has no plans to let go of his holdings. The stock’s recent rally has added some $2 billion to Trump’s net worth.
Trump Media has been widely considered a “meme stock” or “affinity stock,” with shares trading largely on sentiment about the former president by retail and individual investors, regardless of the company’s actual operating results or prospects.
“It’s purchasing his brand,” John Rekenthaler, vice president of research at Morningstar (MORN), previously told Quartz. He warned that the company’s stock could “go to zero” or close to it if Trump loses the coming election.
Trump Media has said in regulatory filings that its “success depends in part on the popularity of its brand and the reputation and popularity” of Trump and that “adverse reactions to publicity relating to [Trump], or the loss of his services, could adversely affect TMTG’s revenues and results of operations.”
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Why Semiconductor Stocks Micron, Applied Materials, and KLA Corporation Plunged Today
Shares of memory leader Micron (NASDAQ: MU), Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT), and KLA Corporation (NASDAQ: KLAC) plunged on Tuesday, down 4.3%, 10.9%, and 15.5%, respectively, as of 3:28 p.m. ET.
Semiconductor stocks largely sold off across the board today after equipment leader ASML Holdings (NASDAQ: ASML) accidentally leaked its third-quarter results and outlook, which were supposed to be published tomorrow.
The results and guidance were highly disappointing, sending fears across the sector.
ASML disappoints on a “slower than expected” recovery
In the leaked press release, ASML showed 11.2% revenue growth and 9.1% earnings-per-share (EPS) growth, which aren’t terrible growth figures by any means, with the top line exceeding the company’s guidance last quarter.
However, the bookings figure and outlook for 2025, also contained in the press release, were more worrisome. Net bookings, which reflect revenue plus or minus the change in orders in backlog, were only 2.6 billion euros (~$2.8 billion), far below expectations of 5.39 billion euros (~$5.87 billion).
Moreover, management gave preliminary revenue guidance for 2025 of between 30 billion and 35 billion euros (~$33 billion to $38 billion). While that still portends mid-teens growth above expected 2024 figures of 28 billion euros (~$30 billion), it was below the 36.3 billion euros (~$39.5 billion) analysts were expecting.
Management noted in the press release:
While there continue to be strong developments and upside potential in AI, other market segments are taking longer to recover. It now appears the recovery is more gradual than previously expected. This is expected to continue in 2025, which is leading to customer cautiousness.
ASML is likely referring to Intel, which has seen lower near-term demand, and Samsung, which has been beset by operational issues and is pushing out its fab expansions. ASML management also noted limited capacity additions for DRAM memory suppliers, as most are converting unused equipment for non-artificial intelligence (AI) memory to production lines for HBM and DDR-5 for AI.
The semiconductor capital equipment sector is very linked. So, if a large fab is pushed out, not only will ASML see slower growth, but so will the etch and deposition equipment supplied by Applied Materials and the metrology and inspection equipment provided by KLA Corporation along with it. Thus, it’s no surprise to see each of those stocks sell off to ASML today by a similar amount.
Micron is also down, given that ASML indicated softer end-demand across non-AI markets. However, it may also be positive for Micron that memory rivals are scaling back their investments in memory capacity. Unlike that of advanced logic chips, memory pricing can fluctuate a lot based on supply and demand. So, the discipline to pull back investments could be a good thing for memory pricing. That’s likely why Micron’s stock is holding up better than the others.
The sell-off may be a good opportunity
This sell-off may be an opportunity for chip investors since the recovery in non-AI markets is very likely to happen at some point, even if a full recovery doesn’t happen as fast as some forecast. After all, the midpoint of ASML’s guidance still points to 16% growth next year. And pushing fab buildouts from 2025 to 2026 should entail more sustained growth beyond 2025.
It seems that 2024 corporate budgets may have been dominated by expensive AI spending, crowding out refreshes of non-AI servers and PCs. However, this aging equipment will have to be refreshed eventually, especially since Windows 10 support will be phased out in October 2025. Furthermore, as more AI-enabled devices come to market, that should be a boon for chip content across all devices in PCs, smartphones, and auto markets that are still lagging today.
So, for those investors with a long-term view, this sell-off based on the medium-term outlook may be an opportunity to pick up high-quality semiconductor names, such as these three, for the long haul.
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Can You Guess What Percent Of People Have $4 Million? Here’s A Look At How Many Reach This Major Wealth Milestone
When you hear “$4 million,” does it sound like a dream retirement nest egg or an actual goal? If you’re thinking, “Yeah, right!” you’re not alone.
Most people are curious about how they compare to others in terms of savings, but few can fathom hitting such a high target. So, how many people have $4 million saved? And more importantly, do you need that much to retire comfortably? According to a study, many people believe you need even more than this for retirement!
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The $4 Million Reality
According to data based on estimates from the Federal Reserve, having a net worth of $4 million places you in the top 3% of American households. That’s an elite group, for sure.
Leigh Baldwin & Co. Advisory Services reports about 4,473,836 U.S. households have amassed $4 million or more in wealth. This figure represents roughly 3.44% of all households in the country.
While this is a slim percentage, a recent survey from New York Life found that today’s workers believe they would need an average of $4.3 million to retire comfortably. The idea of having millions tucked away for your golden years might sound ideal, but the reality for most people is quite different.
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Where Do Americans Stand?
Let’s get real: most Americans are nowhere near that kind of savings. Having $1 million in tax-advantaged retirement accounts could put you in the top 3.2% of retirement savers, but most people find themselves far behind this mark.
According to the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances, Americans’ average retirement savings is $334,000, while the median – a more accurate picture – is just $86,900. Although people may feel they need millions to retire, they aren’t actually saving millions.
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The question of how much you need to retire comfortably pops up for savers again and again. In a Forbes article, Michelle Richter-Gordon, co-founder of Annuity Research and Consulting in New York City, explained, “People don’t know how much they need at all. They also don’t know when they will retire.”
The problem is compounded by many people relying on online retirement calculators to figure out their savings needs. While these tools can be helpful, they often overestimate the amount of money required, leaving people feeling overwhelmed or discouraged.
Some of these calculators are provided by investment firms, which may want to boost your contributions to grow their revenues. It’s no wonder that retirement feels like an uphill battle for many.
What Do You Need for Retirement?
It’s important to consider your retirement goals. The amount you need depends on various factors, such as where you plan to live, lifestyle choices and health care costs.
Many experts suggest that aiming for around $1 million to $2 million in retirement savings may be more realistic for most Americans, especially when factoring in Social Security benefits and other sources of income.
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