Not To Late To Make 2005 IRA Contribution
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Time's Not Up: Contribute to Your 2005 IRA
Many Americans make annual contributions to individual retirement accounts (IRAs). If you haven't done so for the 2005 tax year, there's still time!
Why Contributing Matters
Adding to your IRA is a smart financial move. With uncertainties surrounding the future of social security, it's crucial to secure your own financial future. As the baby boomer generation impacts the system, future distributions could be minimal.
Contribution Deadline
If you missed contributing to your IRA in 2005, you can still make contributions until April 15, 2006. This also applies if you didn’t reach the maximum allowable contribution for that year.
Contribution Limits
For 2005, the contribution limit was increased to $4,000. For those over 50, it went up an additional $500, allowing a total of $4,500. Be sure to specify on your deposit slip that your contribution is for the 2005 tax year.
Types of IRAs
Traditional IRA
This pre-tax contribution option can reduce your taxable income, provided you meet certain salary and filing requirements. While you gain immediate tax deductions, be aware that withdrawals during retirement are taxable.
Roth IRA
The Roth IRA takes a different approach, taxing your contributions upfront. Although you don’t get an initial tax deduction, the major benefit is tax-free distributions at retirement age. For those under 40, the Roth IRA often offers better returns due to the power of compounding over time.
The Bottom Line
Regardless of your IRA choice, saving for retirement is always wise. Fortunately, you still have the opportunity to contribute for the 2005 tax year.
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