Breaking the Myth: Why 'Never Touch Your Roth IRA' Is Wrong

Ever heard the advice "never touch your Roth IRA"? In this episode, Jim Martin and Casey from Martin Wealth Solutions unpack the truth behind that common piece of wisdom. They’ll guide you through the pros and cons of Roth IRAs, discuss why the financial industry typically warns against withdrawals, and highlight specific situations when tapping into your Roth can actually be a smart move.

You'll discover how strategic Roth IRA distributions can help you avoid bumping into higher tax brackets, reduce Medicare costs, and minimize impacts on your Social Security benefits. Plus, Jim and Casey share insights on using Roth IRAs for legacy planning and reaching your financial independence goals.

Stay tuned until the end for a fun, playful chat about space travel—because retirement planning can be informative and entertaining!

 

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