When it comes to investing for your retirement years, an individual retirement account (IRA) may be an excellent choice for many people. An IRA is a personal retirement savings plan that allows you to put money away for retirement on a tax-deferred basis or with tax-free growth. There are several types of IRA's but for most people, the choice comes down to two main options: a traditional IRA or Roth IRA – each with different features.

Let me help you decide which of these two popular IRAs is right for you. Together we can address:

• Eligibility
  
• Tax Benefits
  
• Contribution Limits
  
• Withdrawal Rules

If you have questions about IRAs, look to me as a resource for help evaluating the best investment options for you and your retirement future.

There are two major types of IRAs available. Different IRAs apply to different circumstances in your career and your financial plan. The advice of a financial professional is crucial in choosing the right one.

Additional helpful links:

Transfers versus Rollovers

IRS Traditional and Roth IRAs

The Motley Fool® All About IRAs

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