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Traditional Retirement Account to ROTH Retirement Account Calculation Simplified Version

Using retirement, income, and traditional-account inputs, the video demonstrates a simplified Roth-conversion estimate and explains where to find the spreadsheet files.

Published
Oct 9, 2024
Total duration
4:30
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CLEC Investment & Wealth

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Video Overview

This video first says that links to an article, presentation, and spreadsheet are available in a pinned comment. It then uses retirement information supplied by one viewer to demonstrate a simplified estimate for converting a traditional retirement account to Roth. The viewer's inputs include age, expected retirement timing, income, deductions, the account balance, and an assumed return, along with a request for a calculation file used in an earlier video. The speaker says the more complex spreadsheet must be downloaded before it can be edited. He also presents a simpler calculation based on the intended conversion period, a target ending balance, assumed account growth, and changes in personal income and tax rates. The final part compares extending the conversion period with placing different assets in Roth and traditional accounts. Several numbers and terms are ambiguous in the transcript, so this page does not repair them. All tax, efficiency, return, and allocation claims are the speaker's personal examples.

Key Takeaways

  • The video says related articles, presentations, and spreadsheets can be found through a pinned comment and that the file must be downloaded for editing.
  • The example uses age, retirement timing, income, deductions, account balance, assumed return, and completion period to estimate annual Roth conversions.
  • The speaker compares a longer conversion period with holding different assets in Roth and traditional accounts; the tax and outcome claims are his personal views.

Chapters

About 00:00:00 · Download links and example inputs

The opening identifies the pinned-comment files and then lists the viewer information used for the retirement-account conversion estimate.

About 00:01:21 · The spreadsheet and a simpler calculation

The speaker explains how to obtain the complex file and estimates annual conversions from the time horizon, target balance, and return assumption.

About 00:02:49 · Comparing time horizons and assets inside accounts

He discusses extending the conversion period and gives his view on placing different assets in Roth and traditional retirement accounts.

Related Topics

Roth conversions, traditional retirement accounts, retirement taxes, spreadsheets, conversion periods, asset allocation

This page was prepared with AI from selected portions of the video's audio to help readers understand the main topics. It may omit secondary material or contain transcription errors; the original video remains authoritative.

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