Posts Tagged ‘contribution limits’
September 25th, 2009
(Marcel Dupre) - If you are trying to take advantage of the down markets and you want to put away some money for your future, check out the Roth accounts. A Roth account can come in different forms as a Roth IRA, a Roth 401(k), and a Roth 403(b). Using a Roth is a no-brainer if you think tax rates will be higher in the future and your income will be the same or more later because in general, if you wait until retirement to take money out of a Roth, you won’t owe any taxes on your withdrawals.
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Tags: 401 k contributions, 403 b, brainer, contribution limits, government job, much money, regular ira, retirement plan clients, retirement savings, roth 401 k, roth ira, tax accounts, tax rates, withdrawals
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June 25th, 2009
(Joe Lyons) - Roth retirement plans are one of the best wealth creation tools available. They are also one of the most underutilized. Simply stated, Roth's are accounts that are funded with after-tax money, which can grow tax-free as long as the account exists. The contribution limits are the same as for pre-tax accounts.
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| Posted in News and Opinion, Retirement |
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September 15th, 2008
(Money Manager) - A SEP IRA is a type of individual retirement account that has different tax rules than other types of IRA's. With a few exceptions, a SEP IRA is subject to the same rules as a Traditional IRA. One of the differences is that a SEP IRA is set up by an employer for employees, or for himself if he is self-employed. Traditional IRA's are not set up by employees. As a result, SEP IRA's have rules as to who is an eligible employee, employer contribution limits, and so forth. Self-employed individuals with no employees make up the bulk of those establishing this type of IRA, although some employers with employees do have SEP IRA's.
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| Posted in Money Manager 101, Retirement |
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