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Author: paulsims Add to my Favorite Fools Ignore this person (you won't see their posts anymore) Number: of 118618  
Subject: IRAs and retirement Date: 12/8/1998 8:11 AM
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My wife doesn't work and I earn about $55K before taxes. I am not eligable for employer sponsored retirement contributions until next year as I just started working at my current employer. I have contributed $2K to an IRA for me and for my wife for this tax year. I have other money to invest for retirement and graduate school but didn't know if there were any other possibilities of doing so in a tax sheltered way or if the $4K traditional IRA were it. Is a Roth an option? I understood that those were not a possibility if you have a traditional IRA.
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