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A
tax-deferred retirement account. But slightly different than a regular
IRA, contributions to a Roth IRA aren't tax-deductible but there is
no tax on withdrawals as long as the taxpayer is age 59½ and the account
has been open for five years.
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Financial
planners recommend contributing to a Roth IRA if all fully deductible
tax-deferred plans, such as a 401(k), have been funded and the taxpayer
will be in a higher tax bracket after retirement.
Some people argue that a Roth IRA is worth more than a conventional
IRA because withdrawals from it are forever tax-free. |
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