Traditional IRA
News, insights and expert analysis on traditional ira from the team at Kiplinger.
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Opportunities and Challenges When You Inherit an IRANew SECURE 2.0 Act rules have kicked in to reshape distribution and taxes for inherited IRAs and retirement plans. Read on for strategies to help beneficiaries.
By Elizabeth Pappas, CPA
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Five Changes Coming to IRAs and 401(k)s in 2025The 2025 rule changes for Roth and traditional IRAs could mean more money for your retirement. But you have to pay attention to reap the rewards.
By Donna LeValley
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How to Grow Your IRA in Retirement Rather Than Spend It DownYou really can defer RMDs and lower taxes while at the same time increasing the long-term growth of your IRA. Here's how.
By Jerry Golden, Investment Adviser Representative
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Roth or Traditional: How to Choose a Retirement Tax StrategyWhen picking which type of 401(k) or IRA is right for you, consider whether you want to save a little on your taxes now — or save a lot more on them later.
By Nico Pesci
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Don't Leave Your Heirs an IRA Tax BombYour traditional IRA has served you well, but when your heirs inherit it, watch out. Consider some of these strategies to minimize their tax burdens.
By Kelsey M. Simasko, Esq.
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Traditional IRAs: Get Tax-Deferred Retirement SavingsA traditional IRA is a powerful way to save for retirement. If you don't have a 401(k) it can be especially helpful.
By Tom Taulli
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Here's How to Find Your Way Out of the Inherited IRA MazeTo navigate complex rules on inherited IRAs and RMDs, start by breaking down key terms and common scenarios. A clearer picture of your next steps will emerge.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA®
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Should You Move Your 401(k) to an IRA Once You Hit 59½?Some 401(k)s allow for in-service withdrawals at age 59½, opening up greater investment options. Here are three reasons for taking the plunge.
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®, CKA®
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Late to Retirement Planning? Four Ways to Help Catch UpIf you're afraid you're behind in saving for retirement, it's important to act. You can do something. Here are four ways to help get back on track.
By Shane W. Cummings, CFP®, AIF®
