Popular Answers. 1  hi george, what about this: in germany for example you have a legal framework which defines what a startup is, and this definition is a temporal one (I think it is five years starting with the official launch of the startup). 2  Hi George,
Yes, you can invest in both an IRA and a 401k (or a Roth 401k and a Roth IRA) at the same time, or any combination of those accounts.And in some cases, based on the fees in your 401k, an IRA might actually be a better place to invest your money.ou can indeed have a 401(k) and IRA at the same time. Itâs good that you listed the income limits also for contributions to a Roth. To answer âFashionsâ question above â you can contribute to a Roth at anytime, however April 15 is the last day to make contributions that may be credited for 2009.
Much like the Roth IRA, the Roth 401(k) is funded upfront with after-tax dollars. Once you hit age 59.5 you are able to start withdrawing from the account tax-free. The edge the Roth 401(k) has over its IRA cousin is that the 401(k) contribution limits still apply to the 401(k) version.Meaning that you can contribute a full $17,000 per year to the Roth 401(k) while you are limited to just $5000 in the Roth IRA.So the Roth 401(k) is great just like the Roth IRA except that weâre able to contribute A LOT more money to it each year.ouâll also want to consider taxes. If you decide to contribute to a Roth instead of a your Traditional 401(k) you can expect your tax bill to go up in April because youâll be contributing after tax dollars instead of pre-tax as you had been.