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IRAtv: How Financial Advisors Are Educating Their Clients

ed slott IRA informationIn today's fragile economic landscape, financial education is crucial. It's paramount that consumers are working with educated financial advisors to steer them through a complex tax code wrought with potential pitfalls and penalties.

That is the essence of Ed Slott and Company's mission, and our YouTube page, IRAtv, is another extension serving that clear goal: matching consumers with competent, educated financial advisors.

Below are several videos detailing how some of our financial advisors are best serving their clients and centers of professional influence (CPAs, estate planning attorneys, etc.) Those familiar with our video presence will also notice a new polished look at IRAtv - one that we will carry out into our future service of educating the public and the advisors they work with each day on IRAs, tax and retirement planning.

If you subscribe to our email feed and can't view the videos below, click here to land on IRAtv's homepage and search under "recent uploads" to watch 100 informative videos.





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Consumers: Send in Your Questions to [email protected]

Q:
You recently said that a 401(k) distribution would add to your MAGI (modified adjusted gross income) for the purpose of determining if you are subject to the 3.8% healthcare surtax. What about Roth IRA distributions? Would they also count towards your total MAGI income for surtax purposes?

Thanks

A:
IRA distributions are exempt from the 3.8% surtax, but taxable distributions from IRAs can push income over the threshold amount, causing other investment income to be subject to the surtax. Because Roth IRA distributions are generally tax-free, they don’t count towards your total MAGI.