What are the limits for making contributions to Roth IRAs?
You and/or your spouse may make an annual contribution to a Roth IRA even if you and/or your spouse actively participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan provided adjusted gross income (AGI) requirements are met. Annual contributions are not tax deductible and can be made in any year you have compensation equaling the contribution amount after age 18 (to the Fidelity IRA). Top How can I find more information about Roth IRAs? For information on AGI requirements, under the Retirement & Guidance > Guidance Tools. Click Getting Started, then Build Your Portfolio, then Open a Fidelity Account. You can compare the features of Roth and Traditional IRAs in Retirement Investing area. Top What are the limits for making contributions to rollover IRAs? By making a contribution to a rollover IRA you may be commingling qualified plan assets (such as 401(k) assets), 403(b) plan assets, and/or governmental 457(b) plan assets within your rollover IRA with annual IRA contributions. The Pension P
