How Much Can I Contribute To An IRA?

Many factors can affect your eligibility to contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) -- including your marital status, availability of a retirement plan at work, current and future tax rates, investment returns, when you will withdraw the money, and how you will use the money.

This calculator compares features and eligibility requirements for the Non-deductible IRA, the Traditional IRA and the Roth IRA, and it is designed to help you determine whether you are eligible to contribute to these retirement savings vehicles.

Income and Tax Status

Modified adjusted gross income

Tax filing status

Employment Information and Assumptions

	You	Spouse (if applicable)
Do you participate in a retirement plan at work?
Anticipated earned income for the year
Age on Dec. 31 of this year

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