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“Roth Conversions: When They Make the Most Sense

Should I Do a Roth Conversion — and When?

Converting Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs can sometimes help you save on taxes.

Everyone’s retirement horizon, risk tolerance, and lifestyle is different. But almost everyone wants to minimize taxes. If you expect to be in a lower tax bracket this year than you might in future years, a Roth conversion may be worth considering.

 

The benefits:

  • Converting while in a lower tax bracket lets you lock in today’s rates.

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Comp 💡 What is compound interest?

Comp 💡 What is compound interest?

Your investment firm pays you interest on money held in your money market fund. Right now that is around 4%. If you don’t spend that interest, you then earn compound interest, which isinterest that earns interest. You don’t just earn on your original balance (the principal)—you also earn on the interest added along the way. Over time, this creates exponential growth.

📊 How it works (example at 3.5%):

·         Year 1: $6,000 grows to $6,210 (same for simple or compound).

·         Year 2: Simple interest → $6,420. Compound interest → $6,427.35.

·         After 10 years: Simple interest = $8,100. Compound interest = $8,460.


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🧒💰Teaching Kids About Money: Why Allowance Matter

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Allowance is one of the best tools a parent has to teach a child about money. It’s often the first opportunity for children to learn budgeting, delayed gratification, and how to make smart financial decisions. But how much allowance is enough—and how do you make it count?

🎯 How Much Allowance Is the Right Amount?

Determining the right amount of allowance is critical.


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