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You realize you don't qualify to invest in a Roth given your income, right?
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You realize you don't qualify to invest in a Roth given your income, right? [/ QUOTE ] Metetron is right here. Krishan |
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[ QUOTE ] You realize you don't qualify to invest in a Roth given your income, right? [/ QUOTE ] Metetron is right here. Krishan [/ QUOTE ] What's the maximum income level what can have and still be eligible to invest in a Roth? |
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This would be easy to google. 94kish or something I think.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] You realize you don't qualify to invest in a Roth given your income, right? [/ QUOTE ] Metetron is right here. Krishan [/ QUOTE ] What's the maximum income level what can have and still be eligible to invest in a Roth? [/ QUOTE ] http://www.fool.com/money/allaboutir...boutiras04.htm |
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Start buying rental real estate. Something with break even or positve cash flow. In 10 years you'll have a lot of equity built up in the property from someone else paying down your mortgages (and increases value of the house) and if you have positve cash flow you'll have extra $$ coming in every month in the mean time.
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You realize you don't qualify to invest in a Roth given your income, right? [/ QUOTE ] Yes I realize this...so? I didn't say I was planning on putting any more into the Roth. |
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