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A 61-Year-Old With $1.6 Million in a 401(k) Is Converting $90,000 a Year and Filling the 22% Bracket to the Penny

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At 61 with a $1.6 million 401(k), a narrow window exists before Social Security, Medicare, and RMDs collide to push tax rates far higher than they are today. The question is whether converting now at 22% actually saves money or just moves the tax bill forward.

First report: The 10-Year Plan That Turns a $1.2 Million 401(k) Into a $500,000 Roth Without Leaving the 22% Bracket — 247wallst.com, 6d