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Self Directed Retirement Accounts, the IRA

Subtopics: IRA Overview Introducing the IRA Rules for Roth IRA Traditional IRA Versus Roth IRA Withdrawals and Taxes Early Withdrawals Retirement Income Taxes and Your IRA Teen Roth IRA 3 Big Mistakes

 

 

Self Directed Retirement Accounts: The IRA

 

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Self directed retirement accounts such as an IRA are critical even with a company pension. Note 2011 IRA contribution limits.

Enter the Roth IRA. Note the rules for Roth IRA self directed retirement accounts, especially the IRA withdrawal rule and IRA taxes, and compare the traditional IRA versus Roth IRA. Which is better for you: the Roth or the traditional?

Avoid three big mistakes regarding the rules for IRA:

  1. The minimum IRA withdrawal at age 70-1/2
  2. IRA beneficiary rules
  3. IRA roll over rules

The rules for IRA will allow you to set up an account for your teenagers.

Subtopics: IRA Overview Introducing the IRA Rules for Roth IRA Traditional IRA Versus Roth IRA Withdrawals and Taxes Early Withdrawals Retirement Income Taxes and Your IRA Teen Roth IRA 3 Big Mistakes

 

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