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Hey, all.

My wife and I have a combined income of around $125000. However, her income is not considered “earned” income. Her family business sends her a “director’s fee” that I believe does not fall under the category of earned income. Therefore, she cannot technically contribute to a Roth.

We aim to invest 15% of our income in retirement, and currently, about 9.5% goes to my pension. The rest goes to my Roth, which starting next year, would go over the $6000 threshold.

Is there an option for her that is like a Roth? Or should we diversify and let the rest go into a 403b? I am an educator, but I am not always a big fan of the fees, but the tax benefits are nice for now.

Thoughts? Options?

Thanks in advance!



Submitted October 31, 2021 at 07:30AM by laker4life248 https://ift.tt/3Ey7QbK

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