I do have a retirement plan, she obviously does not.

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Jan 16, 2019
8:48:10am

TheLoneCougar Playmaker

I do have a retirement plan, she obviously does not.

So I can contribute to a Traditional for her, but need to keep a Roth for myself.

That is what I am understanding, correct?

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Help me understand tax rules and Traditional IRAs:

TheLoneCougar

1/16/19 8:24am

both

Incentivize

1/16/19 8:41am

If you have a retirement plan and your spouse does not, then the limit applies

Big Tuna

1/16/19 8:43am

I do have a retirement plan, she obviously does not.

TheLoneCougar

1/16/19 8:48am

I am pretty sure you’re right.

1/16/19 8:59am

Only her Trad IRA contribution would be fully deductible. You should be doing

KSwiss

1/16/19 8:44am

Roth for you, traditional for her.

molodyets

1/16/19 8:51am

Dang grammar natzi!

1/16/19 9:00am

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