It seems like a no brainer if you have a little one that qualifies for the seed money especially if you can get the extra $250. I am little torn on if I should do one for my daughter. She is 17 so I can only do it for one year but that would still be $5K I could set back for her. I know a lot of people will say just do a Roth but she doesn't have a job, she is too busy with school and dance. So for the guys on here that know a lot more than me, do you think it is still worth it to do one? I kind of feel that it is since it would be since to potential for $500K to be there when she is 65-67 is very real
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Charlie Bob
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What could go wrong ?
Nick87
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This ought to trip some triggers.
From what I understand, a Trump account converts to a traditional IRA at 18. You could convert it to a Roth.
A Roth, if she meets the requirements with income, would make more sense since it grows tax free, and there aren't any required minimum distributions.
I think you'll likely have more control over investments if it's a Roth although I don't know for sure.
A Roth, if she meets the requirements with income, would make more sense since it grows tax free, and there aren't any required minimum distributions.
I think you'll likely have more control over investments if it's a Roth although I don't know for sure.
Agreed it does convert to a traditional IRA at 18. And if you could roll it over that would be a big plus since her income should be really low as a college student
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