“If you discover you have a low-income year, you could do Roth conversions to take advantage of a lower tax bracket.”

Stephanie McCullough · Take Back Retirement · Your Year-End Financial Checklist: 10 Things to Review Before December

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Review income and capital gains before year-end to plan tax-saving actions (e.g., Roth conversions) for the next filing season

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