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Can You Contribute to a Roth IRA Without Having Earned Income?

You generally need earned income—such as wages, tips, or self-employment income—to contribute to a Roth…

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Do You Pay Taxes on 457(b) Withdrawals After Age 70?

If you are approaching retirement and have savings in a 457(b) retirement plan, you might…

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Employee Deferral vs. Roth Deferral

If you have to choose between a traditional or Roth deferral, you will have to…

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What Is the RMD for a 401(K) If You Still Work?

Retirement accounts like 401(k)s come with specific rules. One of the most important, required minimum…

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We Will Make $360k Combined This Year. Can We Use a Backdoor Roth Strategy to Reduce Our Taxes?

A backdoor Roth can sometimes be a good idea.The government puts income limits on who…

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What Are the Distribution Rules for Inherited IRAs?

When you inherit an individual retirement account (IRA), it comes with a set of rules…

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How to Build an Investment Plan for Retirement: Examples

Whether retirement is decades away or just around the corner, knowing how to build an…

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Can You Reinvest Your RMD into a Roth IRA?

Reinvesting a required minimum distribution (RMD) into a Roth IRA isn’t allowed directly, since RMDs…

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When Does the RMD Age Go Up to 75 Years Old?

For retirement savers preparing for required minimum distributions (RMDs), recent legislation has brought significant changes…

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Can You Roll Over a 401(k) Into a 403(b) Account?

The IRS does permit rollovers between these 401(k) and 403(b) plans, allowing you to consolidate…

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