As if retirement wasn’t already complex enough, congress went ahead and added/changed a bunch of rules as part of their latest spending bill, dubbed “Secure 2.0” following the original “Secure Act” of 2019. The new/updated rules in this bill don’t have quite the impact of some of the items in the first bill, but what it lacks in significance, it makes up for in volume.
The backdoor and mega-backdoor Roth IRA contribution/conversion might be extinct after 2021. As part of the Democrats’ House Ways and Means proposal, Roth IRA conversions of after-tax contributions will not be allowed starting in 2022.
The American Rescue Plan has passed the House and the Senate. Read this blog post to learn what steps you can take today to make sure you qualify for the next round of stimulus payments!
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