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Will this refinancing strategy reduce the tax bite from RMDs?

Will this refinancing strategy reduce the tax bite from RMDs?
MarketWatch Tuesday 30 June 2026, 14:00 UTC By Dan Moisand 1 min read
Key Points

Sometimes, a Roth conversion may not be a good strategy.

Sometimes, a Roth conversion may not be a good strategy.
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