
Estate Planning Using a Roth IRA
If you are confident that you have excess capital beyond your retirement and life-spending needs, you may use a Roth IRA for estate planning.
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If you are confident that you have excess capital beyond your retirement and life-spending needs, you may use a Roth IRA for estate planning.
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