This
is the IRA that’s getting all the press these days, and
it’s easy to see why. For 2007 you can deposit up to
$4,000 per person ($5,000 if you’re over age 50) in to
your Roth IRA. These contribution limits are increased by $1,000 each for 2008.
Now, while you don’t
get a tax deduction for your IRA contribution, the earnings
on your account grow tax free until retirement. Plus, unlike
a Traditional IRA, you can enjoy the tax benefits of a Roth
whether or not you have a pension, 401K or KEOGH plan where
you work.. |