Is a Roth Conversion Worth It, Even If It Temporarily Raises Your Medicare?

A Roth conversion offers a simple tradeoff: pay taxes now and potentially enjoy tax-free income later. The catch is that a conversion counts as income, which can temporarily increase your Medicare costs through IRMAA. On this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis breaks down whether the long-term benefits can outweigh the short-term hit.

For more information on GMac Family Financial, or to schedule a consultation with Gregg MacInnis call, 972-475-2461 or visit gmacfamilyfinancial.com.

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Is a Roth Conversion Worth It, Even If It Temporarily Raises Your Medicare?
A Roth conversion offers a simple tradeoff: pay taxes now and potentially enjoy tax-free income later. The catch is that a conversion counts as income, which can temporarily increase your Medicare costs through IRMAA. On this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis breaks down whether the long-term benefits can outweigh the short-term hit.
For more information on GMac Family Financial, or to schedule a consultation with Gregg MacInnis call, 972-475-2461 or visit gmacfamilyfinancial.com.
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Gregg MacInnis, Owner and President of Gmac Family Financial, joins you on Countdown to Retirement to offer up innovative financial strategies, solutions, security, and overall financial health. Listen as Gregg talks about his passion to serve his community and break down financial planning for your retirement.

Countdown to Retirement with Gregg MacInnis

Is a Roth Conversion Worth It, Even If It Temporarily Raises Your Medicare? A Roth conversion offers a simple tradeoff: pay taxes now and potentially enjoy tax-free income later. The catch is that a conversion counts as income, which can temporarily increase your Medicare costs through IRMAA. On this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis breaks down whether the long-term benefits can outweigh the short-term hit. For more information on GMac Family Financial, or to schedule a consultation with Gregg MacInnis call, 972-475-2461 or visit gmacfamilyfinancial.com.