Dear Colin Excelby, thank you so much for your Videos. Could you please make a video series about Social Security Income types including SSDI Income and outline if any of Social Security Income is eligible to be contributed into ROTH IRA or Retirement Savings IRA accounts. ❤
The sad part is that IRA contribution is limited to $6,500 as opposed to those who have 401k or 403k or other Retirement Plan through work in which they can save $22,500. This puts a GIANT DIFFERENCE in those people who are fortunate or unfortunate to be at a much higher disadvantage later on in life if they don't have a way to contribute to a retirement plan and are most likely never be allowed by their company to work at as a Contractor Employee via self Owned Corporation when the Owner (or Contractor Employee) can at least set up a Seth IRA or Solo 401k and Solo Roth 401k... Would you please make a video for those less fortunate people who are only allowed to contribute to very low $6,500 per year IRA (measly outcome in Retirement if that's their only option) and who are not "allowed" to contribute same amounts as 401k or 403k or other Retirement Plan people...
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Dear Colin Excelby, THANK YOU SO MUCH! ❤❤❤
Dear Colin Excelby, thank you so much for your Videos. Could you please make a video series about Social Security Income types including SSDI Income and outline if any of Social Security Income is eligible to be contributed into ROTH IRA or Retirement Savings IRA accounts. ❤
Noted. Thanks for the idea!
The sad part is that IRA contribution is limited to $6,500 as opposed to those who have 401k or 403k or other Retirement Plan through work in which they can save $22,500. This puts a GIANT DIFFERENCE in those people who are fortunate or unfortunate to be at a much higher disadvantage later on in life if they don't have a way to contribute to a retirement plan and are most likely never be allowed by their company to work at as a Contractor Employee via self Owned Corporation when the Owner (or Contractor Employee) can at least set up a Seth IRA or Solo 401k and Solo Roth 401k... Would you please make a video for those less fortunate people who are only allowed to contribute to very low $6,500 per year IRA (measly outcome in Retirement if that's their only option) and who are not "allowed" to contribute same amounts as 401k or 403k or other Retirement Plan people...