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Roth conversions are permanent.



No undo button. No reversals. No second chances.



And at 70, the margin for error shrinks fast.



Convert too much, and you push yourself into tax brackets you'll never escape.



Convert too little, and you leave tax bombs sitting in your IRA.



Convert at the wrong time, and Medicare premiums spike for years.



The problem isn't the Roth itself.



It's the lack of coordination between:
→ Income timing
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When these aren't aligned, a "smart" Roth move becomes expensive.



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