Make life decisions first, and then sort out the tax implications. Taxes shouldn't be the reason to stay married but that doesn't mean they have to be a surprise in April.
There is a huge opportunity for Advisors who can find middle ground between the overly technical white papers and clickbaity nonsense on taxes currently covering the internet.
Roth isn't the answer in every situation, but it's too valuable to not at least consider for every client.
Every state does it different, there are no rules of thumb.
You should always run from anyone who thinks their solution is always the answer. Tax planning has to be personal.
Action is what counts. Implementation is better than knowledge.
