A tax break would be pretty handy right about now, wouldn’t you say? Open a traditional IRA with Scottrade, make a contribution by April 18th and you may be able to build your retirement nest egg AND lower your tax exposure (check with a tax advisor to be sure).
How much can I put in an IRA?
You can contribute up to $5,000 (or $6,000 if you’re age 50+) for the current tax year.
Why choose a Scottrade no-fee IRA?
- No hidden fees: no opening, closing, annual or custodian fees
- Self-direction — you choose your investment vehicles
- Tax-deferred earnings growth
- No minimum annual contribution
- Choose from many types of IRAs (not all are tax deductible)
Click Here To Open Your Own Traditional IRA With Scottrade
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Thanks for the mention Ron, have a great weekend!
Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the inclusion Ron!
Thanks for the mention Ron.