The New Roth Rollover Rules Explained
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The New Roth Rollover Rules Explained

By Kimberly Lankford
I’ve been getting a ton of questions from readers about the new Roth IRA rollover rules that take effect in 2010, when anyone will be able to convert their traditional IRA to a Roth regardless of their income. (You can make the switch now only if your adjusted gross income is less than $100,000, whether married or single.) To help you understand how the new rules work, here are the answers to several key questions I’ve received.
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