Charitable Giving and Roth Conversion Retirement Tax Strategies - 317
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How to make the most of a retirement strategy that involves a thrift savings plan, Roth IRA conversions, and charitable giving from a donor-advised fund or a QCD. Also, how to calculate multi-year Roth conversions, and do you lose compound interest when doing Roth conversions? Plus, thoughts on closed-end funds, a variable annuity rescue plan, and Social Security benefits when working vs. not working. Access the transcript and financial resources, ask your money questions: https://bit.ly/YMYW-317
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