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When Splitting IRA Money in a Divorce, Be Careful – Don’t Use a QDRO
There’s a lot of confusion about the retirement plan and IRA rules. Recently, we were made aware of two cases where the attorneys didn’t know how an IRA should be split in a divorce and incorrectly used the employer retirement plan rules when drafting the documents used to divide the IRA.
Read moreLimits on 401K contributions
I contribute $23K to my company 401k each year, but have a question about “after tax” contributions above this amount....
Read moreMulti-Contribution 401k Account Earning, how is it recognized?
My employer provides a 401k that allows me to contribute a combination of pre-tax, after-tax, and Roth dollar. In such...
Read more401K after Tax conversion to Roth IRA
I have read about the change by IRS to allow for after tax money in a company 401K to be...
Read moreQuestion about IRS Notice 2014-54
My employer provides a 401k that allows me to contribute a combination of pre-tax, after-tax, and Roth dollar. The maximum...
Read moreDivorce or Remarriage? Time to Check Your Beneficiary Forms
After either a divorce or a remarriage, it is time to check your beneficiary forms.
Read moreTransfering after tax contributions in a 401k to a Roth IRA
I retired from my current company 8 years ago. I left my 401K money with that company. The 401K has...
Read more3 RMD Solutions for Illiquid Investments Within an IRA
If you hold illiquid assets inside an IRA, here are three potential solutions to consider that can be used to help you avoid any RMD problems once you turn 70 ½.
Read moreCoverdell ESA
Good Afternoon: In 2015 can an individual take a distribution for qualified expenses from an ESA and claim a HOPE...
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