Twitter Tweets about Roth IRA as of September 15, 2009

HR_CCH: Few boomers planning Roth IRA conversions in 2010, according to survey http://bit.ly/XcZiF
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MoneyBlips: 2010 Roth IRA Conversion Rules, What Is The Big Deal? http://ow.ly/15P2Nv
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Mick19: Hi Suze, my company does not offer 401K plan for retirement. I have Roth IRA, what are my other options for retirement?
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Tanica: ~Back to our regular scheduled program...Savings! Opening a few accounts Roth IRA a 529 and put some $ into CD's. Stocks next on the list
2009-09-14 · Reply
dancordoba: The Roth IRA, created by the Tax Payer Relief Act, lets you? Read "Wall Street to Main Street" to fdind out the answer. http://ow.ly/p8lZ
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MrsMicah: RT @moolanomy: 2010 Roth IRA Conversion Rules, What Is The Big Deal? http://bit.ly/9XLp9
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moolanomy: 2010 Roth IRA Conversion Rules, What Is The Big Deal? http://bit.ly/9XLp9
2009-09-14 · Reply
IRAOwnersManual: Few boomers planning Roth IRA conversions in 2010, according to survey - CCH http://ow.ly/15P17K
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rwohlner: WSJ.com - How to Convert Traditional IRA to Roth, at 70 1/2: http://bit.ly/6R483
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JohnnySakz: Part 4 Of Solo 401k Vs. Self Directed Ira ? Ubit Exempt, Participant Loan, And Roth Account: http://www. solo40.. http://bit.ly/E66Wv
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kkschneider: @kaveshlaw is holding special Roth IRA seminar in Oct. :) RT @PaulTTran: If you have a Roth & are wondering "What Now?" Happy to advise
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garciasn: @emilysaysso there are other options which you should consider such as a Roth IRA. Contribute your max matched amt for 401k but do Roth too.
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best_day_ever: @emilysaysso nope, roth is after tax. it's good to have both to balance each other out. 401k is the same as a regular IRA, pre-tax.
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suburban_mpls: @emilysaysso i think it's best only to apply to employer's matching then fund a Roth IRA on my own. Roth money grows tax free.
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best_day_ever: @emilysaysso the general rule is to contribute as much as the company will match. if you want to do more, open a roth IRA.
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