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    Compare How Traditional and Roth IRAs Help Save Money

    Both traditional and Roth IRAs help you save money for your retirement but offer

    different advantages. Here are highlights of some of their similarities and

    differences:

    Features Traditional IRA Roth IRA

    Eligibility to contribute You can contribute if you(or your spouse if filing

    jointly) have taxablecompensation but notafter you are age70 or older.

    Regardless of your age,you can contribute if you(or your spouse if filing

    jointly) have taxablecompensation and yourmodified adjusted grossincome is below certainamounts (see 2012 and2013 amounts).

    Type of contributions You candeductyourcontributions if youqualify.

    You can only make after-tax (non-deductible)contributions.

    Contribution limits The most you can contribute to all of your traditionaland Roth IRAs is the smaller of:

    For 2012, $5,000, or $6,000 if youre age 50 orolder by the end of the year ($5,500 or $6,500 for2013); or your taxable compensation for the year.

    Contribution deadline Yourtax returnfiling deadline (not includingextensions). For example, you can contribute for2012 until April 15, 2013.

    Withdrawals You can withdraw money anytime.Required minimum distributions You must start taking

    distributions by April 1following the year inwhich you turn 70 andby December 31 of lateryears.

    Not required if you arethe original owner.

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    Tax on withdrawals anddistributions

    You must include in grossincome any deductiblecontributions andearnings that aredistributed and may haveto pay an additional 10%early withdrawaltaxunless you are age 59or qualify for anotherexception.

    None, if its a qualifieddistribution. Otherwise,part of the distributionmay be taxable and youmay have to pay anadditional 10% earlywithdrawal tax unless youare age 59 or qualify foranother exception.

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