Disadvantages of Traditional IRA’s

by | Nov 12, 2023 | Traditional IRA | 18 comments

Disadvantages of Traditional IRA’s




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Traditional IRA’s Suck: Here’s Why

For years, financial advisors and experts have touted the benefits of saving for retirement using a traditional Individual retirement account (IRA). However, as times change and financial markets evolve, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that traditional IRA’s may not be the best option for everyone.

One of the main drawbacks of traditional IRA’s is the tax treatment. While contributions to a traditional IRA are typically tax-deductible, the withdrawals in retirement are subject to income tax. This means that investors are essentially deferring taxes until retirement, when they may be in a higher tax bracket.

Additionally, traditional IRA’s have strict rules when it comes to withdrawals. Investors are required to start taking distributions from their accounts by age 72, whether they need the money or not. This can be particularly challenging for individuals who may want to continue working or have other sources of income in retirement.

Another disadvantage of traditional IRA’s is the lack of flexibility when it comes to contributions. Unlike Roth IRA’s, which have income limits for contributions, traditional IRA’s have no such restrictions. This means that high-income earners can take advantage of the tax benefits, while lower-income individuals may not be able to contribute as much.

Furthermore, traditional IRA’s do not offer the same estate planning benefits as other retirement accounts. When the account owner passes away, the beneficiaries may be forced to take distributions and pay income tax on the inherited funds. This can significantly reduce the amount of money that is passed on to loved ones.

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So, what’s the alternative? Many financial experts are now recommending Roth IRA’s over traditional IRA’s. Roth IRA’s offer tax-free withdrawals in retirement, as well as greater flexibility with contributions and distributions. Additionally, Roth IRA’s do not have required minimum distributions, making them a more attractive option for individuals who want to preserve their retirement savings for as long as possible.

In conclusion, traditional IRA’s may have been the go-to retirement savings vehicle in the past, but times have changed. With the disadvantages of tax treatment, strict withdrawal rules, and lack of flexibility, it’s becoming clear that traditional IRA’s may not be the best option for everyone. It’s important for individuals to explore all of their options and consider the long-term implications before choosing a retirement account.

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18 Comments

  1. InTheMoney

    My health is still in the shitter but I'm weaning off a drug that depletes dopamine so hopefully I'll have continued energy to keep making videos going forward. Either way, thanks for watching!

  2. GilgoBeachSlayer

    As an older investor (56), I have always enjoyed your videos. My prayers and positive thoughts to you and your brother. Feel better

  3. Richard Baxter

    your in my prayers Adam

  4. Albert Camus’s Final Drive

    You may not be able to say “don’t ever talk to a financial advisor”
    But I can!

    Also, good to see you again. I hope your energy improves.

  5. chiechris

    Get well Adam. Looking forward for more of your options videos.

  6. B K

    hang in there buddy! You'll be alright. One of the best option advice I got are from your leaps videos. Thank you!

  7. Aaron Dennis

    We re just wishing you and Eric a safe and speedy recovery. Thanks for posting. We love you too

  8. MrPurple Tux

    Love ya too man

  9. TheCoracle

    Dude you are by far my favorite YouTube finance guy. Especially Ever since you made that meta video before it took off. I should have gone all in after I watched that.

  10. Coffee and Wealth 我們來談財富

    I hate to say this but he is wrong. Because traditional IRA distribution doesn’t necessary means tax.

    Imagine making 150k and you are at 30% tax bracket. You put into tradition 401k to defer tax so you save 30% immediately. When you retire your overall income will for sure drop (depending on what type of investment you are in). So hypothetically let’s say at age 60 you distribute out 30k of traditional 401k with combination of 20k of Roth. The 30k you distributed out will NOT be tax because you will still have standard deduction (currently 26k ish for 2023). The Roth portion on tax return is not considered taxable income. So it’s not 50k on tax return, but rather 30k only. So not only did you not get tax at front, but as long as you distribute out correctly then it’s possible not get tax at the back end too.

    So it’s good to have both Roth and traditional. At retirement, you want to have options. So you can strategize based on the tax situation when you retire.

    By retirement, all obligation should be paid off (mortgages etc). So the demand for high cash flow is not likely. You don’t need a 150k distribution of traditional IRA. An overall cash flow of 50k (combination of traditional and Roth) should be sufficient enough for regular people.

    Also if he is wrong on investment advisor if all he focus on is performance. You get an investment advisor because of psychology reason. People are emotional and make irrational decision. How many people sold out of their position during pandemic. A good advisor would tell them to stay the course and it’s actually great opportunity to invest more. Studies has shown people underperform due to frequent trading and tends to buy high and sell low. So an advisor’s true worth isn’t on performance, but rather their ability to guide client during tough time when everyone is in panic mode.

    I encourage everyone to look into Balbar studies where they explain how investor underperform due to behavior science. It is an Nobel prize award winning study that all investor should know about before investing

  11. tsturn

    Feel better soon, keep making videos!

  12. SHERYL SAUDER

    In Canada about a decade ago, one of the big fund companies started selling " STAR FUNDS" which consisted of buying a fund that holds 5 other funds for the " ultimate diversification" The kicker was you paid an MER on that fund and then indirectly paid MERs for the 5 other funds, plus commission to the brilliant advisor that put you in the mess. Standard mutual funds serve very little purpose anymore with the explosion of ETFs and index/sector funds which carry very low fees.

  13. Jim Sweeney

    Adam. Love your videos. Continued prayers for your health. Need you to get better not just for you, but because you the best money advice on the internet! QQ. Now that TDAmeritrade is being bought by Schwab….do you have recommendations for a trading platform. I switched to TD Ameritrade a few years ago when you released a tutorial about it….and I really loved it…..but I am not really a Schwab fan! Feel better!

  14. Mike_Aglione

    Good to see you back man! Great vid. Thx!

  15. Kurt Doerfel

    What about doing both? Lol

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