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Hi, everyone.

Welcome to another episode of Ready for Retirement.

I'm your host, James Cannell.

I want to start off today's episode, just like I did last time.

Appreciating those of you who left reviews and wanted to highlight a recent review from Devo 1466, who says, remember the 80-20 power law. If you only have time to listen to one

financial podcast, this is it. Cut to the Chase Financial Wisdom. Thank you, Devo, 1466. I appreciate

that feedback and appreciate everyone who has left to review. If you've not done so already,

just would love to see that if you can.

Love getting more reviews. Love seeing what you have to say. Love getting the opportunity for more people to find the show.

It's growing week over week and it's really exciting to see how many people are finding value.

So I appreciate those of you who are sending me emails or reaching out and just letting me know how much value you've gotten out of the show, it really means a lot to me and happy to do so. Really enjoy getting to do this and really enjoy

getting to hear your feedback or experience your feedback when you reach out to me. So thank you

for those of you who have done that. Today, the topic of today's episode is really part two of a

question that a listener asked last week. So last week we went through a listener

question. If you haven't listened to it, you can go help back. Listen to that to see what the

question was, but this was part two, but it was different, and I thought it would be useful to have a

separate episode entirely devoted to this. Here's the question. The question says, you seem to be a

big Roth IRA fan. We have four IRAs at 811,000, 1,375,000, 365,000, and 65,000.

At what point or in what order and why would you consider converting them to Roths or Roth IRAs?

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