How well do you know Roth IRAs? Here are five tough questions. Let’s see how you do
1. I am 72 years young and still working. Can I set up a Roth IRA?
Yes. Unlike a traditional IRA, which does not allow contributions past age 70 1/2, Roth IRAs have no age limitations. You can continue to [...]
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Roth IRAs: Test Your Knowledge
Posted by admin on February 19th, 2011
Posted in Roth IRA 
Tags: 401 K, 72 Years, Adjusted Gross Income, Contribution Limit, How Much Money, Incomes, Ira Rules, Maximum Ira Contribution, Modified Adjusted Gross Income, Participant, Roth Ira Contribution, Roth Iras, Tax Return, Test Your Knowledge, Tough Questions, Traditional Ira 
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Posted by admin on April 30th, 2010
There was a sneak preview of the Dept of Labor’s preliminary guidance on setting up 401k default investment options. These situations occur when 401k participants fail to select an investment option for their 401k contributions or a 401k default fund is used in 401k plans with automatic enrollment features.
Currently, 401k plan sponsors are rethinking their [...]
Posted in 401k Retirement Plan Tags: 401k Contributions, 401k Plans, Automatic Enrollment, Default Fund, Dept Of Labor, Erisa, Fiduciary Responsibility, Furrowed Brow, Internal Revenue Code, Internal Revenue Code Section, Investment Decisions, Investment Option, Investment Options, Money Market Fund, Participant, Plan Fiduciaries, Plan Sponsors, Safe Harbor, Sneak Preview, Stable Value No Comments »
