Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Which Is Right for You?

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Explore the differences between Roth IRAs and Traditional IRAs in this informative video. Discover which one suits your unique financial situation with these key points:

- Traditional IRA Tax Benefits:

Tax deductions when contributing.
Tax-free growth while the money is invested.
Taxation upon withdrawal in retirement at your tax bracket.

- Roth IRA Benefits:

No tax deductions when contributing.
Tax-free growth throughout the investment period.
Tax-free withdrawals after reaching 59.5 years old.

- Similarities:

Both offer tax-free growth, maximizing your investment.
No taxes on your investment returns and gains.

- Factors to Consider:

Higher income earners may find tax deductions more valuable with a Traditional IRA.
Lower or middle income earners often benefit more from a Roth IRA.

- Real-World Example:

Imagine having a choice: $1,000,000 in a Traditional IRA or $700,000 in a Roth IRA at 60 years old.
Choosing the Roth IRA means 100% tax-free withdrawals, while the Traditional IRA incurs a tax of your current bracket (e.g., 35%), leaving you with less money in retirement.
Learn how to make the right decision for your future. Watch the video for a comprehensive understanding of Roth and Traditional IRAs.

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I love how simple this is compared to so many other videos explaining this. Thank you so much, this helped loads with my assignment and with learning what i should do later in life.

Huntcraft
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Can you and would it make sense to move a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA in California?

JuzClapYaHands
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Im confused- But there are income limits on the Roth IRA so you can't contribute if you make to much money unless you go with the traditional IRA... so how does that work?

megansweeney
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Hi, is the tax reduction for the Trad IRA only valid if I itemize my taxes? I ask because I usually just take the Standard Deductions each year.

stewdogg
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How do people have hundreds of millions in their roth ira's if you can only contribute such small amount annually?

andybro
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Aren't Traditional IRA tax deductions unavailable to anyone earning greater than $87k/year in 2024?

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