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Originally Posted by MTSUFlyer
(Post 3479625)
I've received conflicting answers from financial advisors about whether it was OK to roll directly into a ROTH IRA or necessary to first go to a traditional IRA then convert to a ROTH. Since I already have a traditional IRA set up for backdoor ROTH conversions, I just roll the ATTD into the traditional as well. It might be unnecessarily conservative extra step. I guess it depends on who at Fidelity is answering the phone that day.
The additional 5% is the same thing as the $3,900. 5% is the max paycheck deduction you can select. If you are making $305K+ and are contributing 5% into the MPP (ATTD), you will hit $3,900 well early in the year and will want to stop continuing to contribute since we don't get cash over cap. |
Originally Posted by MTSUFlyer
(Post 3479625)
I've received conflicting answers from financial advisors about whether it was OK to roll directly into a ROTH IRA or necessary to first go to a traditional IRA then convert to a ROTH. Since I already have a traditional IRA set up for backdoor ROTH conversions, I just roll the ATTD into the traditional as well. It might be unnecessarily conservative extra step. I guess it depends on who at Fidelity is answering the phone that day.
The additional 5% is the same thing as the $3,900. 5% is the max paycheck deduction you can select. If you are making $305K+ and are contributing 5% into the MPP (ATTD), you will hit $3,900 well early in the year and will want to stop continuing to contribute since we don't get cash over cap. |
Bump, up you go!
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Originally Posted by Night_Hawk
(Post 3480279)
But, if you did it that way you are paying tax on it before it goes in and after it comes out.
You don’t pay taxes on a Roth when it comes out. |
Originally Posted by EhV8R
(Post 3476419)
What does a 2nd officer do, just a relief pilot on augmented crew flights?
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Could anyone post updated rates? Thanks
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Originally Posted by ErnieG
(Post 3811830)
Could anyone post updated rates? Thanks
Current rates are 3.25% less than 1Sept24 rates. |
Originally Posted by BoilerUP
(Post 3811847)
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Curious why UPS keeps their first year pay so low
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Originally Posted by travisj9020
(Post 3942880)
Curious why UPS keeps their first year pay so low
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