Roth Conversion Explorer

See how traditional 401(k) contributions and Roth conversions could affect your tax picture. VA disability compensation is tax-exempt under current law and does not count as taxable income.

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Potential Tax Difference
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Portfolio at FIRE
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Marginal Rate
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VA Coverage
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Bridge Funds

Adjust Traditional 401k Target

Slide between your current contribution and the annual max. Hero numbers update live.

Current Max ($24,500)

Accumulation Comparison

Same total personal dollars allocated -- routed to different accounts. The tax-optimized path maxes Traditional 401k + Roth IRA, with the remainder to brokerage.

Current Path
Tax-Optimized Path
Tax difference: -- · Per year: -- · Per month: --
Roth Conversion Ladder $XX,XXX/yr at X.X%
Bridge Drawdown Timeline XX years funded
RMD Avoidance Analysis $XX,XXX saved
Year-by-Year Wealth Map Ages XX - 80
Personalized Scenarios 5 what-ifs
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Unlock the complete Roth conversion ladder, bridge drawdown timeline, RMD comparison, wealth map through age 80, and personalized what-if scenarios.

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Important: This calculator provides educational projections only. It is not financial, tax, or investment advice. Tax laws change. Projections use simplified assumptions and may not reflect your actual tax situation. VA disability compensation is tax-exempt under 26 USC §104(a)(4) as of 2026. Consult a qualified CPA, CFP, or tax professional before making any financial decisions based on these projections.

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