Posts Tagged ‘Roth IRA’

Eligible to Contribute?
Roth IRA’s have been around since they were established by the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and are named for the late Senator William Roth of Delaware who introduced the legislation.  They have grown in popularity because of the special tax treatment they receive as long as certain requirements are met.  Although you [...]

Tax payers have until April 18th of 2011 to make their Roth contributions for the 2010 tax year. If you are within the income limitations to make contributions, a Roth IRA is an excellent investment account as investment growth is tax deferred and withdrawals in retirement can be tax free.

HBO has a popular series they air in the fall called “Hard Knocks.” The aim of the program is to uncover the intricacies and nuances that make the training camp of an NFL team so fascinating.  They pull the curtain back and give us a peek at the events that lends a revealing perspective to [...]

Have you made your 2009 Roth IRA contribution?
If you have not yet made the maximum contribution, you still have time!  Tax payers have until April 15th of 2010 to make their Roth contributions for the 2009 tax year.  If you are within the income limitations to make contributions, a Roth IRA is an excellent investment [...]

Even though 2010 is almost here, you still have time to take advantage of some 2009 tax planning strategies.  Here are some suggestions to consider before ringing in the New Year.

Should you take losses or pull in capital gains?  It depends on your likely tax bracket…Take a look at [...]

Finding the motivation to save can be just as difficult as motivating yourself to diet and exercise. In both cases you know the outcome will be worthwhile — financial security and better health. However, taking the steps to get there is easier said than done.

In the current economic environment employers are evaluating all of their cost cutting options, which may lead to suspending or reducing their 401k match. Here are some questions you should ask yourself when deciding if you should continue contributing to your 401k plan.

What you need to know about contribution limits for Qualified Retirement Plans, Traditional and Roth IRAs as part of your 2009 savings plan.

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