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March 4, 2024
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Should a single male 69 invest in ira now?

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Employee
March 4, 2024

Not sure what you think your gender has to do with it.   Do you have income earned from working to invest into an IRA?

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Employee
March 4, 2024
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JohnB5677
March 5, 2024

It depends.  If you're still working, you have the option to contribute to an IRA at any age.

  • One factor is the amount of Social Security that is being taxed.
  • If your still working, it doesn't take long for your Social Security to become taxable.
  • You can experiment with it in TurboTax without making a final decision.

Log into TurboTax.

  1. Go to Deductions & Credits
  2. Scroll to Retirement and Investments IRAs, investment interest expenses
  3. In the drop down menu select Traditional and Roth IRA Contributions
  4. You can post up to $7,500 provide you have the wages to cover it.
  5. Evaluate the result, and make a decision.

This may present a tax advantage when you stop working and take additional funds from the IRA.

 

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