3 Rock-Solid Dividend Stocks You Can Still Add to Your IRA for 2019
Though there are a number of great retirement tools for Americans to choose from, an individual retirement account, or IRA, is arguably the most intriguing.
IRAs come in two forms, thereby allowing everyone to participate. The traditional IRA provides up-front tax benefits based on the amount contributed, then is taxed once distributions begin during your golden years. Meanwhile, a Roth IRA provides no up-front tax benefits, but treats eligible withdrawals as tax-free income. Thus, if you wind up contributing to, and investing in, a Roth IRA for multiple decades, this back-end-loaded tax benefit can be huge.
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