Individual Retirement Accounts

Traditional (Individual Contributory) IRA - A Traditional IRA (also called a Contributory IRA) can be established by an individual to save money for retirement. Up to $2,000 a year of tax-deferred earned income can be placed in an IRA until the account owner turns 70½ years old. An individual can also contribute an additional $2,000 a year of earned income to a separate IRA for a non-income-earning spouse. Taxable distributions from an IRA can be taken without penalty starting at age 59½ and must be started by April 1 after the individual has reached 70½.ation IRA.

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