31 August, 2010 (22:51) | United States | By: Frank
thecelldepot asked: Since I know that a Roth is Post Tax, When I retire at 65, will I pay tax on the Capital Gains? Or will that be tax-free? (ex. My 4,000 has turned into 10,000, will I then have to pay taxes on the 6,000 when I withdraw in the future) Forex Formulas, Invest [...]
Tags: capital, Capital Gains, FOREX, Formulas, future, Invest, paying taxes, Post, Roth IRA, tax, thecelldepot
Comments: 3
13 August, 2010 (01:06) | United States | By: Frank
ananan asked: What can’t I put as much as I want if I am paying taxes on it anyway? Pay Day Loans
Tags: ananan, day, day loans, limit, Pay, paying taxes, Roth IRA
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11 August, 2010 (19:59) | United States | By: Frank
AL asked: Over the years I have contributed to traditional non-deductible IRAs as well as ROTH-IRAs. When reporting the IRA basis, do I include contributions for both or only the traditional IRA? Gambling Secrets Revealed! Win Money
Tags: basis, deductible iras, Gambling, ira basis, money, Revealed, Roth, Roth IRA, Roth IRAs, Secrets, Traditional IRA, Traditonal, Win
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6 August, 2010 (09:38) | United States | By: Frank
MtN_BkR asked: I make 63500 k and I have 39000 in an IRA that I would like to convert it to a Roth. My taxable income was 33056 this year and I will get about a 3% raise. I don’t want to have the conversion bump me up to higher tax bracket. How much can [...]
Tags: BkR, bracket, bump, conversion, Conversion Tax, higher tax bracket, Jump, money, raise, Revealed, roth ira conversion, Secrets, tax, taxable income
Comments: 5
28 July, 2010 (08:32) | United States | By: Frank
jbrom72000 asked: If the transfer is possible,tax wise, how would one go about it with the least tax consequences.My thinking is ,I will have to pay taxes anyhow, why not pay them now put what remain into a Roth to grow while stock are down …and maybe leave some to heirs after I die . [...]
Tags: Diet, Federal Retirement, heirs, jbrom, m 65, retirement plan, Roth, Roth IRA, stock, tax, tax consequences, transfer
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24 June, 2010 (17:38) | United States | By: Frank
gitar_fool asked: I know you have to file interest earned on investments, but does this include interest earned on a Roth IRA? Also, I’m in grad school. What is the Lifelong learning credit? Forex Formulas, Invest Now!
Tags: credit, fool, FOREX, Formulas, gitar, grad, Grad School, interest, Invest, investments, Lifelong, lifelong learning credit, Roth IRA, school
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12 June, 2010 (22:10) | United States | By: Frank
Sookie asked: What is the stage before the IPO stage when a COMPANY is just formulating & request family & friends to invest? Before the IPO = Initial Public Offering stage
Tags: company, family, family friends, Initial Public Offering, IPO, ipo initial public offering, offering, public, request, request family, Sookie, stage
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26 May, 2010 (06:38) | United States | By: Frank
SAETEURN asked: Hi i have a roth ira account thats been opened for almost a year and havent contribute alot in it but i am planning to soon. my question is how does a roth ira grow? can it grow by me just contributing money in there without investing in stocks,bonds or mutual funds? or [...]
Tags: account, alot, day loans, havent, investing in stocks, IRA, money, mutual funds, planning, Question, Roth, roth ira account, SAETEURN, stocks bonds, year
Comments: 5
15 May, 2010 (04:41) | United States | By: Frank
Leela asked: I started out with two mutual funds. When I transferred them to a new investment company those two funds were used to buy three new mutual funds. This year I sold all three funds. I’m using turbo tax and I understand how to report the three I sold but I really lost on [...]
Tags: Cash, company, information, investment, investment company, Leela, losses, Lost, mutual funds, New Year, tax, turbo, turbo tax, year
Comments: 2
7 May, 2010 (15:57) | United States | By: Frank
engrdadsc asked: I set up a 529 college savings plan for each of my two daughters. I decided on the South Carolina Future Scholar Direct Sold plan due to low fees and state tax deduction for contributions. My question is this: If my parents (children’s grandparents) contribute to the plan that I set up, can [...]
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