In this video we are talking about the Spousal Roth IRA. How you can save money into a Roth IRA as a non-working or income earning spouse. If you are wanting to save for your retirement for you and your spouse, you may have options.
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What a Buffet of Roth info! Glad I found your channel.
Awesome content. I’ve been binge watching your videos since I found your channel. Question on spousal IRA: my husband got laid off back in March however our income increased significantly this year due to a sale of an investment property with short term capital gain as well as newly acquired rental income. Can we open a traditional IRA for him to contribute money to lower our tax liability?
I contribute the max to a Roth IRA 7000 I also have a defined pension plan at work and in addition they provide a traditional 457 plan that I contribute about 18200 a year my wife’s does not work with our personal deductions my agi is about 90,000 we file jointly would I be allowed to do a traditional ira and deduct another 7000 for her if not could do the Roth is better then doing a taxable brokerage account thanks
My husband made $7900 in 2018 from a part-time job and I had no taxable income with total joint income of $134,000. We are both retired and are 72 years of age. What is the maximum we can both put into our Roth IRAs for 2018?
So just to be sure, because I didn’t hear this number. If I am married filing jointly, I can have a Roth IRA and my wife can, using just my income. Meaning that as a couple, our contribution limit is 11k for 2018 and 12k for 2019.