MM, is there a limit on what you can make if you're setting up a Roth?
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Yes. The maximum contribution goes down incrementally once you hit $95,000 and goes away entirely once you hit $110,000 (it's a little bigger when you're married and file jointly).
(Going out with juliana always gives me wardrobe insecurity.)
No! That's not supposed to happen! I'm sorry! (I have a skirt for you, by the way. Not with me, but something you might like.)
juliana, Emily's going to be late, and it's all my fault :).
What P-C said.
So wait, if one makes over 110K, one can't have a Roth IRA??!
Okay, I looked it up. Partial contributions to 114k ok.
I hate money stuff.
One can't start one. You can't contribute to it anymore, but you can let your money sit there and turn itself into more money.
One can't start one. You can't contribute to it anymore, but you can let your money sit there and turn itself into more money.
Gotcha. I haven't touched the ROTH in a few years because I've had employer matching 401Ks. This will all need to be reevaluated. And I just don't wanna.
How did I celebrate my big new shiny job? By going to Goodwill and buying two cashmere sweaters and then hitting up Costco for ALL new underwear. I got to throw all of the old yucky underwear away. How satisfying!
I really know how to celebrate.
As long as you didn't get the undies at Goodwill, I call that a win.
As long as you didn't get the undies at Goodwill, I call that a win.
Ha! I do have my limits. Barely.