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Understanding the benefits of a Roth IRA
The decision to forego the benefit of a current year tax reduction in favor of a Roth IRA can be a difficult one to make. But if you go that route, you’ll thank yourself when you get in to your retirement years, since qualified withdrawals from Roth IRAs typically have no tax consequences. The Motley Fool’s Dan Caplinger, in a post on their website, explains why the attractiveness of a Roth IRA should appeal to savers. Read his post here…
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