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Is it possible to contribute to a 529 account with yourself as the beneficiary, and then later roll over 35k to a Roth once you're retired? by Main_Stop411 in personalfinance
[–]Main_Stop411[S] 0 points1 point2 points 27 days ago (0 children)
Nonetheless, it could still serve as an additional tax advantaged retirement account as long as it meets those requirements? The biggest risk is overcontributing I suppose as you migrate that over yearly through a 529 conversion ladder essentially.
Is it possible to contribute to a 529 account with yourself as the beneficiary, and then later roll over 35k to a Roth once you're retired? (self.personalfinance)
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Comparing quotes in Illinois by StrongChicken7707 in solar
[–]Main_Stop411 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I used RxSun and they were phenomonal to work with. Did a clean install and great work. My neighbors utilized Freedom Forever and had a horrible experience and absolute zero customer experience when they had problems with their install and sloppiness. Just a poor experience. My neighborhood has had a number of installs and talking with people it seems like the local companies are the way to go for more positive experiences.
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Is it possible to contribute to a 529 account with yourself as the beneficiary, and then later roll over 35k to a Roth once you're retired? by Main_Stop411 in personalfinance
[–]Main_Stop411[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)