Explore the recent changes to inherited IRAs and what they mean for your financial planning. Learn how tax implications affect backdoor Roth IRA contributions and rollovers. Discover strategies for optimizing your retirement accounts, particularly for high-income medical professionals. Dive into real estate investment opportunities and hear success stories about improving work-life balance. Plus, get insights on insurance needs for medical students and how to avoid common financial mistakes.
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Use Tax-Deferred In Peaks; Roth In Lows
Contribute tax-deferred in peak-earning years and use Roth in low-earning years.
Apply Roth during residency, sabbaticals, part-time years, or other low-income seasons.
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Let QBI Drive Your Roth vs Traditional Choice
The 199A QBI deduction can flip the Roth vs. traditional math.
Make tax-deferred contributions if they preserve or increase your QBI deduction eligibility.
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WCI Chooses Roth For Its 401(k) Contributions
James Dahle uses 100% Roth for the WCI 401(k) contributions to optimize tax outcomes.
He chose Roth because the traditional tax break would be smaller than their future tax rate.
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If you are fortunate enough to inherit an IRA there are some things you should know. Inherited IRAs, also known as stretch IRAs (https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/new-stretch-ira/) have changed this year. You can no longer leave it to your great grandchild and have them stretch it over the next 80 years. They have to withdraw all the money in year 10. But a listener asked how this affects the backdoor Roth IRA, when it makes sense to roll the IRA over, and whether you can roll these over in the same way as you would other accounts. We delve into these questions in this episode for those looking forward to an inherited IRA. For the rest of you, we talk about whether you should do Roth or tax-deferred 401K contributions, rebuilding your practice during COVID, rebalancing your accounts, whether a medical student should buy disability and umbrella insurance, and what to do if you should have done your Roth IRA through the backdoor but you didn't. Check out the full show notes here https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/inherited-iras-podcast-189.
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