My $102K Roth IRA Mistake | Top 5 Roth IRA Mistakes to Avoid in 2022

by | Oct 3, 2022 | Roth IRA | 2 comments

My 2K Roth IRA Mistake | Top 5 Roth IRA Mistakes to Avoid in 2022




The number one mistake I made with my Roth IRA is not contributing whenever I could. You should avoid these top 5 mistakes people make with their Roth IRA. Every dollar you invest today could be worth $21 in 30 years.

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0:00 Spousal Roth IRA
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8:00 Contribute to both Roth IRA and 401K
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2 Comments

  1. Jessica G

    I probably need to figure out a backdoor IRA… I don't really contribute to a traditional as I set that up after I needed to transfer past job 401Ks and 403bs into it so it just grows from jobs I had in my twenties and randomly contribute… I did check this year and if I did contribute 6,000 this year since I have til tax day I won't get a tax break due to income… so I am trying to contribute to both tsp and ira this year but I already max out tsp and these kids can get expensive!!! 🙂 thanks for all the good content I like listening I think we will be ok in retirement but good to plan beyond the pensions etc… I will probably work after i retire since I will be younger but I want a job that is flexible and not demanding so I can travel lots!!!

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