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A 68-Year-Old With $850,000 in a Traditional IRA Is Sitting on a Six-Figure Tax Bill. Here’s How Retirees Shrink It.
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A 68-year-old has a five-year window before RMDs begin at 73, which is the prime opportunity to shrink a six-figure IRA tax bill. Partial Roth conversions topping off the 22% bracket can move roughly $90,000 annually out of a traditional IRA at lower tax rates.
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