Today we’re talking about a simple mistake that many investors make which has to do with the Traditional IRA deduction limits. The deduction limits can be a little confusing so let’s spend a few minutes going over them.
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I own a Janitorial company and want to change my tax bracket this is why i want to get a Traditional ira. Where do you recommend I open it?
what if you make above 300,000? Where do you put your money then? Besides 401k and stocks?
I would double check whether trad ira deductibility limits apply to a person if they don't participate in their employers plan. IRS defines an active participant as someone that defers income in to an employer… not just that the employer offers a plan.
My guess is that you have to pay taxes when you take out that money? Potentially higher income bracket to.
Thanks Dustin always good to review the rules .
Thank you for all the wealth management videos! I've been learning a lot in the last month.
Wish I'd paid more attention in the years past. 🙁
A quasi retirement coming up in August. sigh…
I have a question. My income changes every year, and I have no way of knowing what it's going to be until close to the end of the year. How do I know during the year if I'm even allowed to contribute to a ROTH, since I don't know what the bottom line is going to be? Or do they look at what you made the previous year? I'm asking cause my fiance and I's combined income looks to be sitting close to the ROTH cutoff limit, but it will change every year due to the nature of my income. And if we are hitting the limit then I suppose even a traditional IRA would be pointless too because we can't deduct the contributions.. correct?