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IRA Conversion May Affect Financial Aid Award (Star-Ledger Wire Services)

15 March 2010 25 views No Comment

“Even though IRA balances aren’t counted as assets in the federal financial-aid formula, converting a traditional IRA to a Roth could affect your financial-aid award because the money you convert will increase your taxable income for the year,” Star-Ledger Wire Services reports. “If you decide to make the conversion anyway, contact the financial-aid administrators at the colleges to which your child is applying and explain that your income looks unusually high because you converted a traditional IRA to a Roth.”

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