by Vision Wealth Partners

While most people are familiar with Roth contributions, whether it be a Roth IRA or within a 401(k) plan, fewer are aware of Roth conversions and, specifically, WHEN they should be considered, and HOW they can be an effective tool in long-term financial and estate planning.

Jordan Hucht discusses the use of Roth conversions in this video.

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