4 Ways To Grow Your Roth IRA

by | Dec 3, 2022 | Simple IRA | 12 comments




Today we’re talking Roth IRA’s and different ways that you can grow yours!

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12 Comments

  1. Tim Brink

    Good points and well presented.

  2. Double_EE

    The biggest upside to a Roth IRA is that you can sell and take profits an infinite amount of times and only pay taxes once at the beginning. Buying an index fund and never selling is something you can do that in a personal broker account. There is a reason for a yearly limit of ~6500$ which is a lot lower than a 401k, and also a reason for the yearly salary cap eligibility to even contribute to a Roth. I contribute the minimum into my 401k for the employer match, and next move to the Roth, and then to a personal broker account.

  3. JayRobbinStacks

    except your first tip chart was price change, not total returns. SCHD has beaten S&P in total returns last 10 years.

  4. Cody Austin

    Yeah…O and MAIN have both beaten the market by a lot. Considering O is an equity Reit and MAIN is a bdc it makes a lot more sense to have them in a roth ira because they pay non qualified dividends. Outside of MLPs which are taxed very differently requiring a K1 form your non qualified dividend stocks should really be in a roth ira if possible.

  5. John B

    conversions really grew my roth,, but agree roth is not for everyone

  6. True caller

    7 minutes wasted

  7. Kevin Huff

    I re balanced my ROTH heavy on Dividend stocks from Capital Gain stocks so I can live on the dividends tax free.

  8. truth884

    Thanks Dustin, I’m just starting out and I’m in my 40’s. I’m putting away what I can and your videos are encouraging and easy to understand. It’s uncanny to me that you posted this when you did because I was buying some index funds and I was thinking about how the Roth would effect any dividends I may get. This answered my questions and reaffirmed what I had come up with as well.

  9. MortonMattD

    Lotto plays like WSB type Stonks go up options?

  10. Bruce Smith

    Thanks Dustin good tips.

  11. Marcus G

    Words can't describe how much I HATE growth stocks!!! I dont trust them. Look at how much Gis and K went sky high when people were running from the growth stocks!!

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