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Traditional IRA

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Roth IRA

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Minimum to Open

None

None

Account Fees & Minimums
Who Can Contribute

Anyone, at any age, with earned income or whose spouse has earned income

  • Anyone, at any age, with earned income or whose spouse has earned income
  • 2023 maximum income $153,000 (filing single) or $228,000 (filing joint)
Contribution Limits - 2023

Filing Single - Under 50: $6,500

Filing Joint - Under 50: $13,000

Filing Single - Over 50: $7,500

Filing Joint - Over 50: $15,000

Filing Single - Under 50: $6,500

Filing Joint - Under 50: $13,000

Filing Single - Over 50: $7,500

Filing Joint - Over 50: $15,000

Tax Advantages
  • Contributions may be tax-deductible
  • Earnings remain invested tax-deferred
  • Taxes are due at the time of distribution/withdrawal
  • Contributions are made after-tax
  • Earnings remain invested tax-free
  • Qualified withdrawals are tax-free in retirement
Investment Products
  • Mutual funds
  • Stocks
  • Bonds
  • ETFs
  • Other
  • Mutual funds
  • Stocks
  • Bonds
  • ETFs
  • Other
Distributions
  • Earnings and tax-deductible contributions are taxed as ordinary income when withdrawn after age 59½
  • An annual Required Minimum Distribution must begin after age 73
  • Earnings may be withdrawn after age 59½ tax-free, provided the account has been open at least 5 years
  • Contributions can be withdrawn at any time without penalty
  • No annual lifetime Required Minimum Distribution

Traditional IRA

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Minimum to Open

None

Account Fees & Minimums
Who Can Contribute

Anyone, at any age, with earned income or whose spouse has earned income

Contribution Limits - 2023

Filing Single - Under 50: $6,500

Filing Joint - Under 50: $13,000

Filing Single - Over 50: $7,500

Filing Joint - Over 50: $15,000

Tax Advantages
  • Contributions may be tax-deductible
  • Earnings remain invested tax-deferred
  • Taxes are due at the time of distribution/withdrawal
Investment Products
  • Mutual funds
  • Stocks
  • Bonds
  • ETFs
  • Other
Distributions
  • Earnings and tax-deductible contributions are taxed as ordinary income when withdrawn after age 59½
  • An annual Required Minimum Distribution must begin after age 73

Roth IRA

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Minimum to Open

None

Account Fees & Minimums
Who Can Contribute
  • Anyone, at any age, with earned income or whose spouse has earned income
  • 2023 maximum income $153,000 (filing single) or $228,000 (filing joint)
Contribution Limits - 2023

Filing Single - Under 50: $6,500

Filing Joint - Under 50: $13,000

Filing Single - Over 50: $7,500

Filing Joint - Over 50: $15,000

Tax Advantages
  • Contributions are made after-tax
  • Earnings remain invested tax-free
  • Qualified withdrawals are tax-free in retirement
Investment Products
  • Mutual funds
  • Stocks
  • Bonds
  • ETFs
  • Other
Distributions
  • Earnings may be withdrawn after age 59½ tax-free, provided the account has been open at least 5 years
  • Contributions can be withdrawn at any time without penalty
  • No annual lifetime Required Minimum Distribution

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