In 1997, the Roth IRA was introduced. Since then, many people have converted all or a portion of their existing traditional IRAs to a Roth IRAs, where interest earned may be completely tax-free. This benefit applies as, once a taxpayer…
A Cafeteria Plan, sometimes called a “Flexible Spending Account” or FSA, is available to taxpayers under §125 of the Internal Revenue Code. It derives its name from the earliest plans of this form that allowed employees to choose between different…
When strapped for cash, IRA owners have traditionally been able to take a short-term loan from their IRA, although this has been limited in recent years. Taxpayers may withdraw money from an IRA, without penalty or any tax liability, for…