Investing Blog Roundup: Roth Conversions Good and Bad

Happy Friday, dear readers. :)

Roth conversions have gotten a lot of press over the last year (and I suspect that won’t change any time soon). Personally, I’m of the opinion that they’re being recommended in many cases where they don’t really make sense.

So I particularly enjoyed two articles this week — the first two below — one covering a good example of a Roth conversion, the other covering a bad example of a Roth conversion.

And for our weekly reminder: If you’re a blogger, you’re welcome to submit a post here for consideration in next week’s roundup.

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{ 5 comments }

JoeTaxpayer

Thank you for including me in this Roundup, Mike!

Rick

Thanks as well, Mike. Keep up the good work.

Barb Friedberg

As usual, there are too many interesting articles in your round-up. How can I ever get anything done:). I’m headed over to see if I can get some cheap term life insurance right now!!!

thank you for featuring my risk & reward article. I really appreciate it.

Best regards, Barb
ps I’m still deliberating about converting another of our (many) retirement accounts! I’m sure your article will get me thinking!

Tom @ Canadian Finance Blog

Thanks for the mention Mike!

Craig

Thanks for including my dollar cost averaging article!

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