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Is It Time for Some to Ditch Traditional IRAs?
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June 20, 2024

"Low current tax rates and big federal budget concerns put the traditional IRA in a precarious position. Congress has already made traditional IRAs less attractive from a tax perspective, and it could get worse. Most if not all clients should be using more Roth-style accounts, IRA expert Ed Slott argues."

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