ROTH IRA FOR SELF-EMPLOYED
Should you have a ROTH IRA? In this video, I show you how to open and invest with a Roth IRA. If you are self-employed or a small business owner, knowing which self-employed retirement plan is best for you will help you build your wealth faster. I help you sort through the sea of retirement advice and retirement plan information – from traditional IRA, solo 401(k), SEP IRA, and other investing – so you can make business finance and personal finance decisions that can help you build your wealth today!
Retirement investing and retirement planning are great if you choose the right plan for you. It can help you grow your money!
If you invest for retirement, you are investing in your own freedom, flexibility, and happiness.
Watch this video to hear Roth IRA investing and ROTH IRA explained!
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Hi I work for doordash and Uber delivery can i open a Roth IRA
Stephanie, my favourite reminder is MONEY LOVES MONEY. To pay yourself first even if $5 or $10 – I've failed in this in the past, so very valued reminder always!!
If I get a pension and take withdrawals from a 401k I know I can’t use those moneys, but if I also have a business that I make $12k a year in can I invest in that money into a Roth while collecting me pension and 401k distribution?
Hi Stephanie! I’m an Independent contractor and trying to understand the tax aspect of the ROTH. Since I don’t get a paycheck from someone (I get paid in cash) , my taxes aren’t immediately taken out. Instead I pay all of my taxes at the end of the year. How can I invest after-tax dollars if my income is pre-tax until April of the next year? Do I have to wait until then to invest?
Say your self employed but make under the standard deduction amount does that income still qualify to be used in a roth? Say you only make 4k a year or do you need to make over 12,400 ?
A guest on The Wall Street Journal Report spoke sometime last week about making over $431,000 in 4months with a capital of $100,000, which made me realize that as a beginner i have alot to learn, so please assist me with any pointers or tips that would help me make this much profit.
Hi, thanks for watching! What other self-employed money questions do you have?
I just created a RothIRA with TD Ameritrade but I'm confused on how my money grows. Do I have to buy stocks and etfs or dose it work like a savings account and my money grows as I just deposit more money? Thank you for your help!
Can you choose your stocks in a Roth or do you have to choose the packages/groups they provide?