Timothy Sumer

Does it make the most sense for your situation to do a standard rollover when you retire or could you benefit from a 'reverse rollover'? Either with a 401k, 403b, or TSP, a reverse rollover can be a powerful option for some retirees. You can schedule an appointment with one of our Retirement Experts to look at your situation and help you plan for your future. Call us at (920) 544-0576 or go to Many retirees are quite familiar with a normal 401k to IRA rollover. This will be the most common type of rollover most individuals will use. But this doesn't mean it's the best option for EVERYONE. Did you know there are benefits to reversing this process and doing reverse rollover (IRA to 401k rollover, IRA to 403b rollover, or IRA to TSP rollover)? What are some of these benefits? 0:00 What is a Reverse Rollover? 0:51 Reason #1 - Early Access 2:28 Reason #2 - Backdoor Roth IRA 4:25 Reason #3 - RMD Exemption 5:46 Reason #4 - Creditor Protection 6:28 Reason #

Roth IRAs are a great way to invest with tax-free growth, but with a tax benefit this good, there are definitely some pitfalls to watch out for. In this video I break down 15 of the worst IRA mistakes I've seen as a CPA. Whether it's contributing too much to a Roth or not understanding the backdoor Roth IRA rules correctly (including the pro-rata rule), you definitely want to avoid these Roth IRA blunders to maximize your retirement investing. Other Videos Mentioned: - Traditional vs. Roth IRAs: - How to Open Up a Backdoor Roth IRA With Vanguard: - The Allec Family Vlog: Programs (Use Coupon Code YOUTUBE for 50% Off!): 🎓 Prosper: Free Downloads: 💸 75 Ways to Save an Extra $100 This Month: 🤑 15 Referral Programs That Make Me Over $20,000 a Month: Table of Contents: 0:00 Roth IRA Warnings 1:37 #1 Not Exploring Other Investment Options 5:00 #2 Contributing to a Roth IRA Without Earned Income 6:33 #3 Contributing to a Roth IRA With Too Much Income 8:38 #4