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I’m converting to Roth in 2010 as well.

You can pull out of equities and keep in cash – as long as it stays in the account you can still covert.

Conversion is only smart if you pay the taxes from other sources of funds and not from the account. Otherwise, you are mathematically equivelant.

Better yet, you can convert in 2010 and pay 1/2 of the taxes in 2011 and 2012.

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I’m converting to Roth in 2010 as well.

You can pull out of equities and keep in cash – as long as it stays in the account you can still covert.

Conversion is only smart if you pay the taxes from other sources of funds and not from the account. Otherwise, you are mathematically equivelant.

Better yet, you can convert in 2010 and pay 1/2 of the taxes in 2011 and 2012.

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I’m converting to Roth in 2010 as well.

You can pull out of equities and keep in cash – as long as it stays in the account you can still covert.

Conversion is only smart if you pay the taxes from other sources of funds and not from the account. Otherwise, you are mathematically equivelant.

Better yet, you can convert in 2010 and pay 1/2 of the taxes in 2011 and 2012.

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I’m converting to Roth in 2010 as well.

You can pull out of equities and keep in cash – as long as it stays in the account you can still covert.

Conversion is only smart if you pay the taxes from other sources of funds and not from the account. Otherwise, you are mathematically equivelant.

Better yet, you can convert in 2010 and pay 1/2 of the taxes in 2011 and 2012.

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I’m converting to Roth in 2010 as well.

You can pull out of equities and keep in cash – as long as it stays in the account you can still covert.

Conversion is only smart if you pay the taxes from other sources of funds and not from the account. Otherwise, you are mathematically equivelant.

Better yet, you can convert in 2010 and pay 1/2 of the taxes in 2011 and 2012.

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I just bought a slightly bigger house is 92078.

800/yr for insurance
$180/mth for sdge
$20/mth for garbage
$80/mth water
$80/mth lawn service
Other items are controllable such as TV, Phone, Internet, etc.

HOA seems to be the only other item you are missing.

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I just bought a slightly bigger house is 92078.

800/yr for insurance
$180/mth for sdge
$20/mth for garbage
$80/mth water
$80/mth lawn service
Other items are controllable such as TV, Phone, Internet, etc.

HOA seems to be the only other item you are missing.

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I just bought a slightly bigger house is 92078.

800/yr for insurance
$180/mth for sdge
$20/mth for garbage
$80/mth water
$80/mth lawn service
Other items are controllable such as TV, Phone, Internet, etc.

HOA seems to be the only other item you are missing.

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I just bought a slightly bigger house is 92078.

800/yr for insurance
$180/mth for sdge
$20/mth for garbage
$80/mth water
$80/mth lawn service
Other items are controllable such as TV, Phone, Internet, etc.

HOA seems to be the only other item you are missing.

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I just bought a slightly bigger house is 92078.

800/yr for insurance
$180/mth for sdge
$20/mth for garbage
$80/mth water
$80/mth lawn service
Other items are controllable such as TV, Phone, Internet, etc.

HOA seems to be the only other item you are missing.

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Nope. My money is not in my cars 🙂

It’s all for the kids (except for the kegerator!!)

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Nope. My money is not in my cars 🙂

It’s all for the kids (except for the kegerator!!)

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Nope. My money is not in my cars 🙂

It’s all for the kids (except for the kegerator!!)

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Nope. My money is not in my cars 🙂

It’s all for the kids (except for the kegerator!!)

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Nope. My money is not in my cars 🙂

It’s all for the kids (except for the kegerator!!)

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