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View Poll Results: Retirees: how are you funding your retirement?
Withdrawing entirely from taxable first 15 36.59%
Withdrawing mostly from taxable first 4 9.76%
Withdrawing entirely from tax-deferred first 0 0%
Withdrawing mostly from tax-deferred first 4 9.76%
Withdrawing entirely from tax-free (Roth) first 0 0%
Withdrawing mostly from tax-free (Roth) first 0 0%
Some combination (please explain) 4 9.76%
Just living off pension/Social Security for now 10 24.39%
Living off my spouse's income for now, thanks 4 9.76%
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Re: Withdrawing from which account (retirees only)
Old 11-03-2006, 02:57 PM   #21
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I still am collecting royalty income from some of my books, but the rest comes from taxable accounts.
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Re: Withdrawing from which account (retirees only)
Old 11-03-2006, 03:03 PM   #22
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Huh?

I have no earned income. But my investments generate enough "unearned" income to disqualify me from doing any IRA conversions to Roth. This "unearned" income also uses up all my tax deductions and any additional "allowances" seem to disappear most years.

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