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Certain income requirements for Roth IRA conversions have been eliminated for 2010, creating incentives that you may find beneficial. Typically, the Roth IRA is limited to individuals who meet certain income criteria. However, in 2010, you can convert your Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA regardless of your modified gross adjustable income (MAGI).
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Self-Directed IRAs: Empowering Portfolios
For more than 35 years, Individual retirement accounts (“IRAs”) have afforded investors the opportunity to manage their wealth in a tax deferred environment. IRA investments range from traditional securities and mutual funds, to real estate, venture capital Opportunities, and stock trading capabilities. Many investors wish to exert significant control over their retirement accounts. Self-directed IRAs offer the desired flexibility.
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