Jan 15, 2020
4:41:37pm
4:41:37pm
Actually they aren't. One can make post-tax contributions into a traditional IRA/401(k) that then grows tax deferred.
The details are tracked on form 8606 showing how much of your IRA is post tax. When you withdraw the funds that amount will come out tax free.
Originally posted on Jan 15, 2020 at 4:41:37pm
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Question for the financial gurus: when funding a retirement account, is it better to choose pre-tax, Roth, or post-tax?
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Actually they aren't. One can make post-tax contributions into a traditional IRA/401(k) that then grows tax deferred.
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