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He Spent Down the Roth First to 'Save' the IRA for His Kids. He Left Them a $120,000 Tax Bill Instead of a Tax-Free Account
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (540+ words) Saving the Roth for the kids sounds generous, but a rule most retirees missed in 2020 turned that good intention into a six-figure tax burden spread across a decade of their children's peak earning years. Life After Work desk. Editor: David…...
For Twenty Years He Made IRA Contributions the IRS Never Let Him Deduct. One Form Filed Every April Is the Only Thing Standing Between Him and Being Taxed on That $150,000 Twice
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (505+ words) If you have a traditional IRA and your income was too high to deduct the contribution, you’ve been quietly building a stash of after-tax money inside a pre-tax account. That stash is called basis, and the only thing separating you…...
He Moved a $500,000 IRA to a New Broker and Missed the 60-Day Window by Two Days. The IRS Has a Waiver, and Almost Nobody Asks for It
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (959+ words) A single missed deadline turned a half-million-dollar retirement account into a potential six-figure tax bill, but the IRS quietly offers a way out that most taxpayers and even many advisors never think to use. The check for $500,000 sat on the…...
His Self-Directed IRA Owned a $600,000 Rental. One Turn of a Wrench Put the Entire Account at Risk.
2+ week, 4+ day ago (645+ words) A retiree grabbed a wrench and fixed a leaky valve on his rental property, saving $180 on a plumber. That single act may have handed the IRS grounds to vaporize a $600,000 retirement account built over fifteen years. The danger was not…...
Cancer-Free for Four Years, She Applied for Medigap. The Insurer Wanted One More Year.
3+ week, 3+ day ago (509+ words) Medigap insurers use lookback periods of two to five years for cancer history, and one insurer denied a four-year cancer survivor for being one year short. After the six-month federal guaranteed-issue window closes at 65, insurers can reject Medigap applicants based…...