I did a small Roth conversion last year and it worked out perfectly; I remained just inside the 12% tax bracket at tax time. This year, I hadn't planned on doing a conversion since, if I'm committed to staying within the 12% bracket (upper end is just $50,400 for a single filer), there's not a lot of room to spare between my essential annual expenses and the extra room a conversion would take up. (I'm sure there's a more elegant way of expressing that thought but hopefully you...
I never thought I'd be saying this, but I truly appreciate AI and am frankly astounded by the depth and accuracy of my conversations with it. I may h...
You mean in addition to soaring oil prices? A few of my favorite FB reels that lighten my mood in these dark days.... Patrick J. Abdo: A Dubai drumm...
Before I write too much, I'm going to apologize in case this is sort of all over the place. This has been a spendy month. It's not like we went...
Pet loss, and grief, go hand in hand with crazy Murphy years from hell. In this household. Sure, a bad few weeks happen. But given p...
New Fur Baby
how you fall down the insurance rabbit hole
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