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| Subject: Non working spouse contributions? | Date: 4/1/2003 12:13 PM | |
| Author: nursallie | Number: 64787 of 126011 | |
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After reading several posts I'm getting the impression that the IRA laws have changed and now allow contributions to be made to the IRA account of a non working spouse above the $250 limit that once existed. Can someone verify that this is in fact true. We are both retired and I earned 15k in 2002 doing consulting. Can I contribute 3000 to my IRA and another 3000 to my wife's account? Thanks for your help! |
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