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| Subject: Re: moving to France | Date: 8/19/2001 5:48 PM | |
| Author: TMFKaren | Number: 8505 of 15497 | |
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My girlfriend and I are planning on moving to France next year. My question for all of you is: Will I still be able to make contributions towards my Roth IRA? If not, what are some other long-term investment vehicles that I should consider? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Dan, Welcome to the Motley Fool! I beleive you have to have 'earned income.' That means you have to have a w-2 or some kind of proof of income in order to contribute to a Roth. If you are still working for a US company, and assigned to work overseas, you can probably still qualify. Because I'm not very well educated in this department, I'd suggest you post a follow up question in the Tax Strategies board. You can get there by typing the board name in center space of the navigational bar below and hitting 'enter.' We also have a 'Fools Living Outside the USA' board where you can ask follow up questions, although it doesn't appear to active. Good luck! Fool on! Karen Kosoy TMF Karen Special of the Day: The Motley Fool Money Guide: http://www.foolmart.com/Shopping/Product_View.asp?PRODUCT_ID=MF031_02-02&REF=csbo03105 |
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