This commen is inherently NOT frat. An IRA of any kind is a retirement account. Also, the amount of money that can be contributed is limited to $5,000. On top of that you have to have an employer to sponsor the account.
The fact that your bragging about 12% return on such an insignificant amount (no more than $30,000; at most) and having an employer while in college is NF beyond belief.
Using a Roth IRA is definitely NF. If you knew anything about Investments or Retirement Accounts you wouldn’t be showing off how an account that you only qualify for if you make less than 115K a year with a max contribution limit of 5K is something to be using to show everyone how your genius Roth account makes you smart, rich, or fratty. Stop posting you GDI and get some real investments not retirement accounts. TFM
I have real investments. I am in college and don’t make 115k/year. I certainly believe there is nothing wrong with having a Roth before you have a job. Also, you might want to concern yourself more with your grammar and sentence structure and less with what other people are doing with their money.
No it just means that you are poor or you put money into an account before you had money in your bank account NF. Don’t talk about stuff you don’t know about.
Haha and what about before may?
14 years ago at 9:02 amOpened in May.
14 years ago at 1:39 pmThis commen is inherently NOT frat. An IRA of any kind is a retirement account. Also, the amount of money that can be contributed is limited to $5,000. On top of that you have to have an employer to sponsor the account.
14 years ago at 9:07 amThe fact that your bragging about 12% return on such an insignificant amount (no more than $30,000; at most) and having an employer while in college is NF beyond belief.
Check your facts, TJ. Roth IRA is an individual retirement account. You’re looking for a regular IRA or a 401(k). Bows and toes. Also, 12% is 12%.
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14 years ago at 9:08 amNice work. I am up 20%. BP’s short term hop sure helped.
14 years ago at 9:34 amsolid return
14 years ago at 9:44 amUsing a Roth IRA is definitely NF. If you knew anything about Investments or Retirement Accounts you wouldn’t be showing off how an account that you only qualify for if you make less than 115K a year with a max contribution limit of 5K is something to be using to show everyone how your genius Roth account makes you smart, rich, or fratty. Stop posting you GDI and get some real investments not retirement accounts. TFM
14 years ago at 11:42 amI have real investments. I am in college and don’t make 115k/year. I certainly believe there is nothing wrong with having a Roth before you have a job. Also, you might want to concern yourself more with your grammar and sentence structure and less with what other people are doing with their money.
14 years ago at 1:46 pmRoth’s are FAF in general as it implies you will top of the tax bracket when you retire.
14 years ago at 12:02 pmNo it just means that you are poor or you put money into an account before you had money in your bank account NF. Don’t talk about stuff you don’t know about.
14 years ago at 12:06 pmCheck again… There are income limits on Roth IRA’s. $106,000 for single, $167,000 for joint. If you have a Roth IRA then you’re NF.
14 years ago at 12:23 pmNo harm in having a Roth when you’re still in school and you don’t make 106k.
14 years ago at 12:45 pmLiberals can’t tax my money away when I’m 65.
14 years ago at 1:57 pm