Traditional IRAs | Finance & Capital Markets | Khan Academy

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Traditional IRAs | Finance & Capital Markets | Khan Academy




Introduction to traditional IRA’s (Individual Retirement Accounts). Created by Sal Khan.

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Finance and capital markets on Khan Academy: The government apparently wants us to save for retirement (not always obvious because it also wants us to spend as much as possible to pump the economy going into the next election cycle). To encourage this, it has created some ways to save that avoid or defer taxes: IRAs and 401ks.

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14 Comments

  1. Anirudh Kundu

    Is there any IRA where we dont get taxed on withdrawl?

  2. Darice J

    Are IRA balances part of net worth?

  3. Yg Bodybuilder

    OK IF I  PUT THAT 5,000 IN A SHOE BOX I WONT PAY TAXES ON IT

  4. donroddi

    How much is the penalty for early withdrawal?

  5. JustaLaborer

    So now you are saying that it is better for a child to die than to grow up in a moderately poor home? how many children have you murdered because having a child would interfear with your lifestyle or retirement plans? when we started having kids, we had two incomes. perhaps you think I should murder my wife along with my children so I can save up a big fat retirement. You are a troll who only responded to my post so you could be derogatory. You never said anything helpful or constructive. I get the feeling you are an arrogant elitist bully who prefers to kill others rather than sacrefice yourself for others.

  6. JustaLaborer

    why are ALL of these videos designed for people who make a lot of money? Is this even useful to those of us raising a family on $30-$50k and have no disposable income?

  7. AdonisGaming93

    so..my only question is, what if you are a very large investor that set aside money, and then upon retirement your portfolio grows by way more than you got paid during your life. you would be in a higher tax bracket than during your working years meaning tax would be higher.

    say then you took the 20,000 out and pay now all in all like 35% because you take it close to 100k a year plus. but while working you were making less…wouldn't it make more sense in that situation to not do an IRA?

  8. Freddie Guyote

    In today's age, especially in most white collar jobs, I think the majority of people will be making much more at 60 than they do at say 30 or whenever they're starting their savings so it would be a better comparison to at least use the same tax bracket for each.

  9. Kody Rodriguez

    What happens to the money if I die before 59 1/2?

  10. Benjamin Vogt

    Just so you know… the limits are now $5500 and $6500 a year now.

  11. MegaMuffinManX

    Wouldn't you need to also need to pay capital gains tax once you've withdraw from the IRA? 

  12. acommunityofhermits

    Sure, if you live in the part controlled by the government. But why would you do that?

  13. acommunityofhermits

    You can leave the country. I hear Somalia has no taxes.

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