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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13155841)
If I ever get stuck running for office, it will be for a single term.
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?sec...sco&id=7207263 |
Originally Posted by mnmag
(Post 13155849)
You said it!:eek: As I am learning -- you need to look at one's overall retirement 'picture' to calculate whether an individual is a candidate to take advantage of a ROTH conversion. First off -- one needs to have the funds to pay the taxes for the conversion!:rolleyes: While it's a plus to be able to do a conversion this year & spread the tax liability over 2011/2012 -- there's a good chance that the rates will be higher in those years!:eek:
I'm definitely thinking that it'll be a real pain to have to allocate a substantial part of one's retirement budget for the taxes that will be due w/each withdrawal from a taxable source -- so am looking to find ways to minimize those future taxes that will certainly be at a higher rate!:eek: (How else will the deficit be paid down?!:rolleyes:) In that respect -- it's no different from working and paying taxes along the way, except that you're needing to take it from other sources! Taxes will increase, although the way it is presented will leave much to the imagination. |
Good evening, Box, from the Hyatt New :rolleyes:wick. Warning: multiquote ahead.
Originally Posted by FT Lurker
(Post 13154969)
It's been 80 years.
[It wasn't our best amendment] :-:
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13155516)
No tip to me nor the guy who brought it to the condo.
Originally Posted by mnmag
(Post 13155528)
:rolleyes::rolleyes: That is just wrong!
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13155763)
That'll work. Philly's sewer system can't be any nicer than the above-ground city.
Off to sleep so I can wake up in six hours. The whole point of coming up here tonight rather than tomorrow morning was to sleep. So much for that. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13155858)
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13155871)
Good evening, Box, from the Hyatt New :rolleyes:wick.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13155858)
They have more to worry about there than this guy. |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13155882)
:rolleyes:
They have more to worry about there than this guy. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13155881)
Hope there are no problems with the hotel.
Charging $13 a night for parking is pretty annoying, though (not that I'm paying for it). |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13155894)
Charging $13 a night for parking is pretty annoying, though (not that I'm paying for it).
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Side note to ssullivan... on PBAM3, DEN is one of the five forbidden North American hubs.
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13155894)
Charging $13 a night for parking is pretty annoying, though (not that I'm paying for it).
This cuts into the mattress run value here... :( |
Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13155865)
In a sense, the ROTH conversion is a tax exclusive gift -- not a bad result. Another IRA option is to watch the legislation and see if it can be used to fill charitable bequests (e.g. distribution to family foundation).
Taxes will increase, although the way it is presented will leave much to the imagination. One of the benefits of a ROTH is that your beneficiaries won't owe any taxes on their RMDs from said inherited ROTH IRA.^ I agree that the 'tax exclusive' feature of a ROTH conversion is appealing -- but again -- needs to have the funds to pay the tax -- one can always hope that they have 'liquid' assets for this purpose!:cool: Also, one has to make sure that the conversion won't bump you into a much higher tax bracket -- that would be somewhat counter-intuitive!:eek: |
Sleepy time for Trustguy. I hope to be back before luncheon. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by COFreqFlyer
(Post 13155949)
Side note to ssullivan... on PBAM3, DEN is one of the five forbidden North American hubs.
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13155894)
The front desk also had difficulty making change for a $20 bill.
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