<prompt> Human: I have a Solo-K, and which I fully fund each year. My plan is to let it grow for the next 15 years, and then convert it to a Roth-IRA through the backdoor option. My only concern is that will all the recent backdoor hype, I am not confident it will still be an option in 15 years. Am I over-thinking this?Edit: I meant the Roth pipeline. My income is too high now for a Roth IRA, so I only use a Solo-K. I want to retire around age 50, and want to convert some of the Solo-K funds to Roth IRA funds to bridge myself until I can take Solo-k distributions.  <response>: I dont think converting a Solo-K to Roth requires the backdoor at all. Backdoor Roth refers to making contributions in years when your income causes it to be not deductible. 