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With the popularity of Roth 401(k) contributions, after-tax (non-Roth) employee contributions have gotten short shrift. But, if your plan offers them, after-tax contributions are worth considering. They can significantly boost your retirement savings and can sometimes be funneled into Roth accounts while you’re still working.

Whiplash: Retirement Account Opportunities & Mistakes During Market Volatility

• Roth Conversions
• RMDs
• NUA
• 72(t) Adjustments
• No Time to Panic

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Guest IRA Expert:
Don Cash CPA,

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