Now that company pensions have become almost as rare as still-operating video rental stores, we’re all essentially responsible for managing our own retirement plans. But on the good news front, at various times, our representatives in Washington have set up specialized, tax-advantaged accounts designed to encourage us to save. Prominent among them, the Individual Retirement Account, or IRA. You probably know all that already, of course, but what you may not be as aware of -- unless you’re doing particularly well in your career -- is that there’s an income level above which those incentives stop applying.
In this segment of the Motley Fool Answers podcast, host Alison Southwick and her special guests -- Motley Fool senior analyst Jason Moser, and Ross Anderson, a certified financial planner at Motley Fool Wealth Management -- talk about the ways a couple that previously focused on maxing out their IRAs with dividend payers should pivot their strategy in light of their new higher salaries.
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