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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E_K_S who wrote (17714)	12/2/2013 10:27:41 PM
From: Steve Felix	Respond to of 34328

Thanks for the link. I try not to let taxes affect my trading. It costs money anytime you make money, but a roth conversion doesn't compute for me the same way. I thought I would be looking at this harder by now, thinking the wife would have stopped working last year. Seemed the best time to start would have been between her retirement and SS. Along with paying for healthcare out of her pension, I thought possibly I could do some conversion without paying anything on it, or very minimal. Now, adding MHR in the taxable account to the mix, I'm getting a headache thinking of the best way/time to go about it. Guess as long as I am so much of a pain to live with that she keeps working, I'll put it off. lol!