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Pricing, Products, and Refund Policy
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FAQs and the Benefits of Self-Directing Retirement Accounts
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Support
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Investing and Alternative Asset Classes
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Self-Directed IRA (Traditional, Roth, or Beneficiary)
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Self-Directed Solo 401(k) (Traditional or Roth)
- Self-Directed Solo 401(k) FAQs
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- Contributions and Contribution Limits
- Eligibility
- IRS-Related Questions
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- Uncommon Questions
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Self-Directed SEP-IRA
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Self-Directing Retirement Compliance and Self Care
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Partnering with Rocket Dollar
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Fundraising with Rocket Dollar
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Specific State Rules
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Privacy, Security, Identity, and Fraud
Am I eligible for a Roth IRA contribution in 2019?
Make sure to check if you are filing as a single individual, married (filing jointly), or married (filing separately). Then, see if your MAGI income is below, in between, or higher than the IRS income limit range.
How much can I contribute? Check your tax filing status and then your income range below.
Adjusted Gross Income = AGI
| If your filing status is... | And your modified AGI is... | Then you can contribute... |
| married filing jointly or qualifying widow(er) |
< $193,000 |
up to the limit |
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> $193,000 but < $203,000 |
a reduced amount |
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> $203,000 |
zero |
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| married filing separately and you lived with your spouse at any time during the year |
< $10,000 |
a reduced amount |
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> $10,000 |
zero |
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| single, head of household, or married filing separately and you did not live with your spouse at any time during the year |
< $122,000 |
up to the limit |
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> $122,000 but < $137,000 |
a reduced amount |
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> $137,000 |
zero |
