All posts tagged Roth IRA

Differences Between myRA, IRA (including Roth) and 401(k)

Retirement planning is an overwhelming proposition, whether you’re just starting out or looking into rolling over an account you’ve had for decades. Not only do the laws change year after year, but the many types of accounts seem like they should be much more similar than they are. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered in […]

Introducing myRA for 2015

Saving enough to take a trip or buy a new car can be tricky, saving for something as huge and open-ended as retirement is downright intimidating. Everybody everywhere needs a little help to get started with that level of savings, but not everyone has access to an employer-based 401(k) that can simplify the process. Starting […]

An introduction to retirement plans

If you are convinced that you should save (more) for retirement starting today, you may be wondering which retirement plans you should choose. It makes financial sense to first contribute the minimum amount towards your retirement plan at work (e.g., 401k) to get the maximum employer match. Only then you should think about contributing towards […]

Important ages for retirement savings, benefits and withdrawals

Contributions to retirement funds and withdrawal from the same involve lots of rules and conditions that varies along with the age of the worker or retiree. Here we have listed ten important ages that you (worker or retiree) should be aware of. You are 49 or younger As an eligible employee, you can contribute up […]

10 important factors to consider during 401(k) to IRA rollover

Barring a few who can opt for an in-service rollover, most Americans consider 401(k) to IRA rollover only when they retire, get laid off or change their jobs. While many employers prefer to continue their former employees in their plan, it probably makes sense in most cases to roll the money from old 401(k) account […]