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Personal Finance and Investing

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15. I think that the charitable organization would know how it works

Thu Aug 13, 2020, 12:31 PM

Aug 2020

And, perhaps, the custodian. I would like to think that Vanguard has established procedures.

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Is there a limit on how much can be converted to Roth? [View all] question everything Aug 2020 OP

Thank you, yes I do. question everything Aug 2020 #3

Vanguard probably has a calculator that might help... A HERETIC I AM Aug 2020 #4

P.S. - other considerations progree Aug 2020 #6

Thank you very much! question everything Aug 2020 #7

Another option to consider: Qualified charitable distributions UrbScotty Aug 2020 #8

Thank you. Interesting. question everything Aug 2020 #9

It's not taxable income, but it's also not deductible. UrbScotty Aug 2020 #10

Thanks for the link. question everything Aug 2020 #11

I think that the charitable organization would know how it works question everything Aug 2020 #15