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How to Choose the Right Retirement Account for You
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[QUOTE="Phantasm, post: 342087, member: 94599"] To select the right retirement account, one must consider their income, job situation, tax status, post-work governance and personal choice. Here are some steps to help you: Know what options exist: The varieties of retirement accounts available for you to choose from include 401(k)s, IRAs (Traditional and Roth), SEP-IRAS, SIMPLE IRAs, pension plans among other types. They each have different limitation on contributions they can receive as well as various ways of being taxed. Reflect on employer-sponsored plans: Initiate your retirement savings by participating in the retirement plan offered by your employer if they provide matching contributions such as 401(k) or 403(b). This implies that when you save towards your retirement fund through this plan your company does so at no cost thus improving it extensively. Tax Implications Should Be Considered: Conventional retirement funds like Traditional IRA/Traditional 401(k) offer growth that is not taxable until withdrawal since these savings are made using pre-tax dollars which minimizes taxable income for the year of contribution. Conversely, Roth accounts like Roth IRA/Roth 401(k) offer free-of-charge withdrawals in seniority but are based on after-tax dollars. It is prudent to look at your current tax bracket and possible future rates before making a choice between traditional and Roth accounts. [/QUOTE]
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