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5. Not necessarily. You could withdraw it without paying any tax at all.

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 03:00 PM

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Question about IRA's: [View all] ret5hd Feb 2021 OP

Tax rates are based on income. After you retire you will mobeau69 Feb 2021 #1

But I am already in the lowest bracket... ret5hd Feb 2021 #2

The money you put into a Roth IRA is post tax money. Salviati Feb 2021 #8

I know. So? progree Feb 2021 #9

Hides your capital gains zipplewrath Feb 2021 #4

Having some knowledge on this gibraltar72 Feb 2021 #6

Invest in a Roth while tax rates are low nt doc03 Feb 2021 #10

The tax-deferral advantage of traditional IRAs progree Feb 2021 #11

Thank you! Exactly the kind of info l thought may be out there. ret5hd Feb 2021 #14

If you put that $1,000 in a Roth instead: progree Feb 2021 #16