Submitted by huntwithdad t3_127oo9l in personalfinance
rnelsonee t1_jef4ub3 wrote
Since you're covered by a retirement plant at work, and make too much for Roth IRA, then, unless you're Married Filing Separate where the Roth limit is $10k, then you must make too much to deduct traditionally IRA contributons.
So among trad IRA, Roth IRA, and normal brokerage, you're paying income tax up front regardless. But Roth IRA means no income tax on withdrawals, unlike the trad IRA (tax on earnings) and normal brokerage (capital gains tax on gains). So Roth is your best bet here.
huntwithdad OP t1_jefc7jl wrote
Thanks and thanks for the link too! Looking to go back door than. Looking at fidelity and recommendations if you have an option on where to go to get this done.
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