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- noun law, finance The treatment of a certain course of conduct in a different manner to which the
participants describe it.
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Examples
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The process of undoing a Roth is called recharacterization.
unknown title 2011
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Another idea was to temporarily switch money back from a Roth individual retirement account created last year to a traditional retirement account -- a step known as recharacterization -- in order to lower a tax bill.
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Do It Over The solution is a temporary switch back to a traditional IRA -- which is called a recharacterization -- and then back again into a Roth at the lower account value.
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On another note, if you converted a traditional IRA to a Roth in 2011, and have since suffered huge losses, you might want to reverse the conversion what's called a recharacterization.
CNN.com 2011
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If the market falls further later in the year, you're able to undo that conversion (it's called a recharacterization) and convert again using the lower amount.
SmartMoney.com 2009
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If the market falls further later in the year, you're able to undo that conversion (it's called a recharacterization) and convert again using the lower amount.
SmartMoney.com 2009
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If the market falls further later in the year, you're able to undo that conversion (it's called a recharacterization) and convert again using the lower amount.
SmartMoney.com 2009
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Mr. Slott says he plans to monitor his Roths and then reverse the conversions (called "recharacterization") of accounts that have dropped in value or lagged behind.
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If that were the case the "recharacterization" would have 0 purpose.
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"recharacterization," which is the technical term for undoing a Roth conversion.
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