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27
Mark R asked:
If one spouse is more than 4 years younger than the other would it be wise to put more of the couple’s allotted money into a roth for the older of the two? That way it would be there to be taken when the older of the two is 59.5 and not have to wait for the younger one to be there (making the older in mid 60s). Say you have 400 dollars a month to throw towards a roth… should say 300 go into the older spouse and 100 into the younger— so it is accessible sooner? Thoughts?
If one spouse is more than 4 years younger than the other would it be wise to put more of the couple’s allotted money into a roth for the older of the two? That way it would be there to be taken when the older of the two is 59.5 and not have to wait for the younger one to be there (making the older in mid 60s). Say you have 400 dollars a month to throw towards a roth… should say 300 go into the older spouse and 100 into the younger— so it is accessible sooner? Thoughts?
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EndlessMountain on 27 June, 2009 at 8:38 am #
Out of the US Dollar. Into real commodities.
If you want to be aggressive you can short the stock market and then get out of the US Dollar later with your profits. The market is going to collapse very hard soon and the dollar is phony as it is backed by nothing but debt
ZEITGEIST ADDENDUM
MONEY AS DEBT
MONOPOLY MEN
(all these videos are free on google and will explain the truth on the fraudulent currency)
Peace, love and light
src50 on 29 June, 2009 at 12:23 pm #
You need to have earned income to make contributions. If both have earned income, both can make contribution to their respective IRAs.
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