I thought about that.
Bite the bullet once and suck it up (if you can afford to).
Like you said you should be able to make the tax back plus if you have enough time.
I don't think I do. Could be wrong (especially if the market holds for any length of time.
For those that know. I have a Roth with TD. My 401K is with Fidelity. Can I open a Fidelity Roth to make the conversion easier and have 2 or would I have to move everything to just 1 account?
I know there is still the yearly limit no matter.
Bite the bullet once and suck it up (if you can afford to).
Like you said you should be able to make the tax back plus if you have enough time.
I don't think I do. Could be wrong (especially if the market holds for any length of time.
For those that know. I have a Roth with TD. My 401K is with Fidelity. Can I open a Fidelity Roth to make the conversion easier and have 2 or would I have to move everything to just 1 account?
I know there is still the yearly limit no matter.