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Does a roth conversion make sense for my financial plan? What are the advantages? What could go wrong? Like almost everything in financial planning, it's depends on your situation.
When should I take social security? It seems like an easy question, but it's one of the most asked questions I get from people. Like almost everything in financial planning, it's very dependent on the person asking the questions.