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SheilaT

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Reply to Common Sense Party (Original post)

Fri Jan 10, 2014, 01:22 AM

Jan 2014

I expect to be leaving my job in a few months, and I'll need to think about rolling over my 403b. I actually will probably find a way to convert it to my Roth IRA, especially as there is not going to be very much money in the 403b since I will have held this job for only about 4 years.

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Four Questions to Ask About 401k to IRA Rollovers [View all] Common Sense Party Jan 2014 OP

Thanks. SheilaT Jan 2014 #1

I think you'll likely take a huge hit on taxes. lastlib Jan 2014 #2

Probably not. My 403b SheilaT Jan 2014 #3

The conversion to a Roth can actually be a good idea. A HERETIC I AM Jan 2014 #4

No, you are not boring me. I more or less know what you've said, SheilaT Jan 2014 #5

Correct - there are no RMD's on Roth IRA's A HERETIC I AM Jan 2014 #6

You've been immensely helpful. SheilaT Jan 2014 #7