Tax Free IRA/401k vs Tax Deferred IRA/401k : Learn the Difference and which one is right for you
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- Welcome to today's Cardinal lesson! Join us as we consider the crucial differences between tax-free and tax-deferred investments. It's important to know the difference for your financial future. Cardinal Guide brings experience and expertise to the conversation about which IRA and 401k investment style best fits YOUR needs. Don't gamble with your financial stability and future as you head into, or manage your retirement. Discover how these distinctions impact your financial future and why planning for the long term is essential.
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I have been in low tax brackets most of my working life. Glad I chose the Roth option.
1994 bought a class C new MH $395.00 month for 15 years sits in yard today I would say worth $1000.00 I wonder at times what that $395.00 taxed $ would have looked like in a Roth type account ..... value today ...
Yes a Roth is taxed. The Year you put the money in
The question isn't Roth vs Traditional
The question is how much traditional to take advantage of lower taxes in retirement and put everything else in a Roth
If I take 8000 out of my IRA and convert to a Roth can I take the tax deduction from what I pulled out on my taxes
no it's the opposite, you will owe. Contributions to Roth are not deductible.
To expand on what Janice said that 8K will go on a line on your tax form in the income area and will increase your taxable income by that $8000 , but it and ALL the money you earn with it can later be withdrawn tax free. We'll split the difference on the video and say you get 7% interest and let that compound for 20 years - that's $30,957.48 you can take out of your Roth without the IRS bite.
How much longer with that cane???
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