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re: Spinoff On Roth vs 401K
Posted on 2/4/20 at 8:23 am to sonoma8
Posted on 2/4/20 at 8:23 am to sonoma8
I'll take a flier here and see if I can help figure this out.
You guys make $195,000 - $18,000(403b) = $177,000
Assuming 30% to taxes, that's $123,900
After $30,000 to your mortgage and car notes that's $93,900.
After the $24,000 e-fund/vacation fund that's $69,900.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and assume all of your other bills are around $5,000/month.
So that leaves you with just under $10,000 a year to spread into some other retirement accounts. I would personally throw $4,500 each into a Roth IRA. You guys are right at the threshold for income limits, so I think you need to backdoor money into your Roth IRA.
At what point will the coffers be sufficient enough for your e-fund? Once you determine that, and set a goal, you might be able to adjust your retirement contributions one way or the other.
You guys make $195,000 - $18,000(403b) = $177,000
Assuming 30% to taxes, that's $123,900
After $30,000 to your mortgage and car notes that's $93,900.
After the $24,000 e-fund/vacation fund that's $69,900.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and assume all of your other bills are around $5,000/month.
So that leaves you with just under $10,000 a year to spread into some other retirement accounts. I would personally throw $4,500 each into a Roth IRA. You guys are right at the threshold for income limits, so I think you need to backdoor money into your Roth IRA.
At what point will the coffers be sufficient enough for your e-fund? Once you determine that, and set a goal, you might be able to adjust your retirement contributions one way or the other.
This post was edited on 2/4/20 at 8:24 am
Posted on 2/4/20 at 8:39 am to TheWiz
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So that leaves you with just under $10,000 a year to spread into some other retirement accounts. I would personally throw $4,500 each into a Roth IRA. You guys are right at the threshold for income limits, so I think you need to backdoor money into your Roth IRA.
A) assuming there is health insurance that has to come out of that gross, $10k is optimistic
B) once the health insurance comes out, their AGI is likely under the limit so no backdoor necessary.
Posted on 2/4/20 at 8:41 am to TheWiz
Thanks guys. Like I said, we are planning on doubling up on our Roth contributions at the end of the year. So that will help. Im going to tweak our finances and see if I can add a few more % to my 403B. What would be a safe Efund amount? 3 months of bills?
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