Roth Iras News
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A cap that President Barack Obama has proposed on the size of tax-advantaged retirement accounts is seen as potentially pushing savers to another product that limits payments to the government: life insurance.
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President Barack Obama wants to prevent people from accumulating too much money in their tax- advantaged retirement accounts or trusts for heirs, adding to pressure on the wealthy after raising tax rates in January.
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President Barack Obama’s latest plan to raise tax revenue from wealthy individuals would pinch tax- favored retirement accounts of some private-equity executives and self-employed professionals by capping them at $3 million.
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Investors aren’t rushing to lower their tax bills by reconverting their Roth IRA accounts to traditional ones ahead of the Oct. 17 deadline.
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More than half of U.S. savers with taxable individual retirement accounts won’t convert to a tax- free Roth type because they aren’t convinced about the tax savings, according to a Putnam Investments LLC survey.
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For U.S. taxpayers making mandatory withdrawals from an individual retirement account, 2010 may be a good year to take out more than necessary because tax rates may rise.
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U.S. workers willing to take tax pain today in exchange for tax-free gains on earnings in their 401(k) retirement accounts later have a new avenue to do so.
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Look at your kids and you'll likely think of education, marriage or career, not retirement. Now, though, when kids are relatively young, is the smart time to set them up with a Roth IRA for their retirement.
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The extension of current income-tax rates gives wealthy taxpayers the equivalent of an interest-free loan if they convert a regular Individual Retirement Account to a Roth by Dec. 31.
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