Last year was the first year I have been able to make the maximum contribution to my Roth IRA, thanks in large part to becoming debt free. I was also able to fund a spousal IRA for my wife, who … Continue reading
Did you know contributions to a Roth IRA may be withdrawn at any time, without penalty? It’s one of the lesser-known Roth IRA early withdrawal rules. It is also one that I do not plan to take advantage of, but knowing … Continue reading
This is a post from Jason over at Redeeming Riches. Jason is a financial planner by day and a personal finance blogger by night. Be sure to subscribe to his posts in a reader or by email. No, I’m not … Continue reading
If you are over 70 ½ you might consider converting your Traditional IRA to a ROTH IRA right now. If so, you’ve got plenty of good reasons to think about it. First, the market has done a number on your … Continue reading
Financial planners occasionally squabble over whether or not to invest Roth IRA vs 401(k). Most agree that passing up matching funds in a 401(k) plan makes little sense, so it’s probably best to start there. After taking advantage of those … Continue reading
