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CHAPTERS:
0:00 – What is a Traditional IRA
2:31 – Who is eligible for a Traditional IRA
2:54 – Benefits
4:31 – Cons
6:06 – Why you would want a Traditional IRA
6:37 – Where you can open a Traditional IRA
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you cannot rollover or transfer from traditional ira (TIRA) into a roth ira (RIRA), you can convert a TIRA to a RIRA, but there are tax implications. You can rollover a TIRA into a traditional 401k if your company 401k allows it. You cannot rollover a RIRA into a roth 401k, though. we can't benefit from deduction to a TIRA, and we have a large rollover TIRA balance from a 401k, so we don't contribute to a nondeductible TIRA, since there really is no gain. We will actually make more in retirement than we do working and income tax rates are only going to go up, so deferring taxes coupled with the constraints of a TIRA (early withdrawal penalties, RMD, etc) doesn't make sense versus using the money in regular investment accounts. If we didn't have a high TIRA balance, yes, I would contribute max TIRA each year and do an immediate roth conversion.
I worry about how inflation will affect accounts like these, and if those who spent hard earned $ contributing will eventually be left with nothing once currency collapse takes over. Do you worry about the future of the US dollar, and how the dollar losing the title as world reserve currency would affect accounts like this?