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How to use Roth and IRA accounts... - Michael Gray

How to use Roth and IRA accounts to provide a secure retirement

Michael Gray
Silicon Valley Publishing Company , English
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IMAGINE HAVING AN INCOME TAX-FREE RETIREMENT INCOME!

It’s possible with a Roth IRA or Roth 401(k) account!

In this compact explanation, Michael Gray, CPA gives the highlights of what you need to know to build a big, tax-deferred or tax-free retirement account and get the maximum benefits from it.

• How do the advantages and disadvantages of a Roth account compare to those of an IRA account?

• How can you use a rollover from a 401(k) or other employee retirement account to create a big Roth or IRA account?

• Many people have become disenchanted with the stock market. How can you use a self-directed Roth or IRA account to make alternative investments, such as in real estate or private mortgages?

• What are the prohibited transactions that can result in disqualification (treated as instant distribution) of your Roth or IRA account?

• When can a Roth or IRA be required to pay income taxes? Should you go ahead with an investment that generates income taxes for the Roth or IRA anyway?

And much more!

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