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Level 5
January 28, 2024

IRA Limitations

  • January 28, 2024
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Can a taxpayer over 50 contribute up to $7,500 to a combination of an IRA AND an employee 403-B state pension AND also contrubute another $7,500 to a Roth IRA in the same year?

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    IRonMaN
    Level 15
    January 28, 2024

    No

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    qbteachmt
    Level 15
    January 28, 2024

    This is stated oddly: "up to $7,500 to a combination of an IRA AND an employee 403-B state pension"

    The IRA is an individual retirement account. The 403B is an employer-provided provision. So, they are not combined like that.

    For instance, here is a great article for Roth + 403b:

    https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/101314/what-are-advantages-and-disadvantages-getting-403b-vs-roth-ira.asp

    You'll find similar articles that compare and contrast and tell you when something is combined with something else (such as all employer plans would share one limit).

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    Level 5
    January 28, 2024

    So than, despite having a 403-B you can still can contribute to an IRA and a Roth IRA but the only up to the yearly total of $7,500? (He is over 50 and is under the income level to qualify) 

    sjrcpa
    Level 15
    January 28, 2024

    Yes.

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