56-year-old Couple Wants to Retire Early With $100,000 A Year of Tax-free Income
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⭐️ Here are the details ⭐️
✅ Dan & Elysa are 56 Years Old
✅ They just sold their engineering firm for $300,000 & it’s sitting in cash
✅ They have $741,000 in Traditional IRA(s)
✅ They will collect $4,800/month from social security at age 62
✅ They have $600,000 of cash-value life insurance
✅ They hate taxes & want to minimize them as much as possible in retirement
⭐️ Early Retirement Strategy (ages 56–62) ⭐️
✅ They are going to take $30,000/year from their cash account as income
✅ They are also going to take $70,000/year from their cash value life insurance policy (and never pay it back)
✅ They are also going to move their entire IRA balance to an annuity for future, guaranteed income
⭐️ Future Income Strategy ⭐️
✅ The $741,000 IRA annuity will generate a guaranteed $6,203/month for life at age 62
✅ The social security payment will be $4,800/month for life at age 62
But, is that truly a tax-free retirement?
Is that money taxable?
As it stands, yes, it IS taxable!
BUT, we are also going to implement a 6-year, $123,500/year Roth conversion strategy
⭐️ Tax-free Income Strategy (and the true cost) ⭐️
✅ From 56–62 they are collecting $100k/year taxed at 0% (from the life insurance & cash)
✅ The $123,500 Roth conversion will cost an effective rate of 8.79% per year (just over $10k)
✅ Which means that from 56–62 they are collecting $223,500 of income for only 4.86% in federal taxes
The best part is that the ENTIRE IRA will be converted and all of that income (just over $11,000/month) will be completely tax-free.
Even their social security will be tax-free as well!
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