Roth IRAs are a tremendously valuable savings vehicle for income earners. After-tax money goes into the account, and it grows tax free and is distributed tax free at retirement. Pretty good deal! Starting one for your child early in their life can be a powerful savings strategy. However, there are some rules to know to take advantage of these Custodial Roth IRAs (also known as Roth IRAs for Minors).
There is a huge, common misconception we hear often from clients with Roth IRA accounts. Most clients understand Roth IRA’s to be retirement vehicles that cannot be accessed prior to age 59.5 without penalty. THIS IS NOT TRUE!! Let’s take a deep dive into Roth IRA accounts to better understand how liquid they can be prior to retirement.
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After-tax contributions don’t save you money on your taxes the way pre-tax contributions to your 401(k) do, but they can make good sense for some people. Here is why the after-tax 401(k) limits are so significant in 2022.
Unlike your 401(k), self-directed IRA's contain the flexibility of holding investments in things like real estate, business interests, commercial properties, hotels, etc. But is owned a property inside an IRA a good idea? What are the pros and cons with this type of ownership? What are some things to be aware of before going down this path?