5 September, 2010 (03:55) | Virginia | By: Frank
lordydordy42 asked: 11-12 years….what is the estimated amount that you would expect? I realize COMPLETELY that it is a crap shoot and NOTHING is guaranteed…but on the average assumption that his investment will grow what is your ballpark guess? Again, this is purely hypothetical and asking opinions ONLY. Thanks! Metal Cleats & Metal Spikes
Tags: assumption, ballpark, Cleats, COMPLETELY, contrtibute, crap, investment, lordydordy, metal spikes, nothing, ONLY, Roth IRA, Spikes
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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
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17 August, 2010 (11:00) | Direct | By: Frank
1whowants2know asked: I have a 401k from my former employment. My CPA says to turn into a traditional IRA and then over to a Roth IRA for tax benefits eventually. He suggest investing in a very low risk A bonds and 25% low risk stock. His reasoning is we are only taxed now on the [...]
Tags: 401k, balance, bonds, bracket, cost, CPA, employment, fee, Invest, ira bank, reasoning, risk, Roth IRA, stock, tax, Tax Bracket, Traditional IRA
Comments: 4
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
Comments: 5
12 August, 2010 (15:26) | dicia | By: Frank
sleepyduck asked: I have a Roth IRA with WM (Washington Mutual) Financial Services since college. Since my intial deposit in June 2004, I’m not too happy with the performance, the Morningstar rating on my funds have dropped and I’ve been enticed by other companies such as Vanguard or Fidelity. Can I make this switch and [...]
Tags: first time home, first time home buyers, intial deposit, morningstar rating, Roth IRA, scotttrade, time home buyers, Vanguard, washington mutual, Wm Financial Services
Comments: 1
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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8 August, 2010 (09:20) | two daughters | By: Frank
JE asked: I just wrote a question asking what the difference betwee the two are, but I would like to know which is better for me. I would like to invest in a Regular Roth IRA, but I don’t like dealing with the Financial Advisors who eat up my savings with commissions and fees. If [...]
Tags: 10 years, Advisors, betwee, commissions, difference, Financial, financial advisors, ira cd, ira cds, money, retirement, Roth IRA, stock, term, term cds, ThanksPenny, union, work
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1 August, 2010 (15:15) | Other - Taxes | By: Frank
jbeck1234 asked: are they asking me if i made any contributions prior to 2007? i have for the few years ive had an IRA but on the contrary I’m wondering, when im really old (e.g.year 2019)will i have to put down every single year i made a “transactions”? just seems like they wouldn’t ask such [...]
Tags: Block, contrary, Diet, Hr Block, jbeck, online, Roth IRA, thing, year
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1 August, 2010 (11:49) | TTC | By: Frank
isabella asked: Thank you! Win Money Gambling
Tags: Gambling, impact, isabella, money, Regular Ira, Roth IRA, Win
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30 July, 2010 (14:41) | 18 years | By: Frank
Katherine asked: I’ve been contributing to my Roth IRA for a while. I have a new job with allows me to contribute to a Roth 403(b). Am I allowed to contribute to both of them at the full amount? (i.e. max out the $5000 contribution to the Roth IRA and max out the Roth 403(b) [...]
Tags: 403 b, amount, contribution, day, e max, job, max, new job, Pay, pay day loans, Roth IRA, Top, while
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