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The Roth Decision, Part 3

The recent stock-market pullback may make a Roth conversion more attractive. But that's not the deciding factor in whether to do one, says advisor DJ Hunt.

By Rethinking65

The recent stock-market pullback may make a Roth conversion more attractive. But that’s not the deciding factor in whether to do one, says advisor DJ Hunt.

Don’t miss Part 1 and Part 2 of The Roth Decision video series.

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