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Roth Conversion Calculator

Employing Roth conversions is a powerful tax saving strategy that has saved many of our clients in excess of $100,000 in retirement taxes. We've created this tool to estimate your potential savings by using this tax strategy. This calculator evaluates the range of potential savings based on a number of factors to help you determine if this strategy may be right for you.

NOTE: The calculator will generate a conservative estimate for each scenario based on Minnesota state taxes only. Working with a Great Waters Financial advisor, where other factors can be considered, often results in increased savings.

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To begin, we need some basic information.

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How do you file your taxes?
What is your current age?
What is your current household income?
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This includes your W-2 income, 1099 income, and any income from investments or properties.
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Next, let’s talk about your retirement.

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What age do you want to retire?
How much income do you want to have each year in retirement?
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What is your anticipated life expectancy?
What's the combined value of your non-Roth IRA retirement accounts?
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This is your 401(k), 457, 403(b), Traditional IRA, SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA, etc. Do not include any money that is held in Roth IRAs or inherited Roth IRAs.
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What does your pension and Social Security look like?

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How much monthly income will you get from a pension?
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What age do you plan to take this pension?
Round the months down to the year.
How much monthly income will you get from Social Security?
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What age do you plan to take this Social Security?
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Do you have any other retirement income annually?
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This could be from rental properties or other forms of income.
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And lastly, your spouse's pension and Social Security.

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How much monthly income will your spouse get from a pension?
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What age do you plan to take this pension?
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How much monthly income will your spouse get from Social Security?
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What age do you plan to take this Social Security?
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We estimate you could save as much as...

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What this estimate means.

This is the amount of estimated tax that you may be able to save in retirement by using Roth conversions. This estimate is calculated by evaluating your taxable income from your present age throughout your retirement, factoring in Required Minimum Distributions, and your potential tax savings by using Roth conversions to lower your Required Minimum Distributions later in life.

For some people, Roth conversions may yield little to no tax savings in their retirement, while still making a significant impact on future beneficiaries, a factor which is not evaluated in this estimate.

By working with an advisor you may find even greater savings. We've performed Roth conversions thousands of times for our clients and we'd be happy to explore the impact this strategy could make on your retirement. Click below to learn about our meeting process and to schedule a meeting.

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About Great Waters Financial

We are a group of financial professionals who want to inspire others to live great lives. We believe that retirement isn't the end of the road, but a great, new beginning. One filled with new aspirations. We want to help you realize those dreams.

Founded in 2012, our philosophy bridges the gap between technical experience and showing our clients how each piece supports the future they are building. We have deep experience in investments, portfolio management, benefits, and Social Security to help you build the future you want in retirement.

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