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| Subject: Re: Some advice please | Date: 12/23/2004 12:58 PM | |
| Author: ShyMac | Number: 43691 of 88033 | |
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DW can only have a Roth IRA (again, assuming elligibility) because she has a 401k. True she could make taxable contributions to a Traditional IRA... Fuskie I'm confused. I was led to believe that you could contribute to both a 401k and make tax deductible contrabutions to a traditional IRA. Is this incorrect? Sherry |
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