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The newly introduced Classic Fusion collection plays off these notions of colour impermanence and fluidity. On the dial of the Classic Fusion is an interpretation of Cruz-Diez’s work, Chronointerference, from 1964. It consists of two unique discs, both driven independently by the calibre MHUB1100.H. These coloured dynamic discs move in conjunction with the time. As time passes, the appearance of the dial completely changes as the pattern shifts. It is the same concept that Cruz-Diez always played with, except Hublot has managed to translate this idea from a more conventional medium onto the dial of one of their core models. The watch comes in three materials and two sizes: Ceramic, titanium, and King Gold, in both 38mm and 45mm case sizes.
At the launch of the watch last Saturday at Art Basel Miami, I had the opportunity to speak with Carlitos Cruz-Diez about his father’s legacy and the process of applying the concepts of Cruz-Diez’s lifelong colour study to a Hublot timepiece. During the conversation, he pointed out that over the course of aiding in the creation of the watch, he learned that the watch community and art community come from totally different camps. The core appreciation for detail, craftsmanship, and emotion is certainly there with both communities, but the approach is entirely different. Collecting art has always been an emotional process, whereas the proliferation of watches as a hobby — and the community it brings — is relatively recent. Historically, aside from a number of small manufacturers, horology was treated as an industrial pursuit. The goal back then, for the most part, was to produce an accurate instrument rather than a piece of art. The Cruz-Diez watch occupies an unusual place, as the execution of the watch requires a certain reverence for the artist whose work laid the foundation for its execution, while also working within Hublot’s production and manufacturing limitations.
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Q: I want to invest in an IRA in addition to my 401(k) so I can buy some individual stocks, but I make too much to qualify for the Traditional IRA deduction or to make a Roth IRA contribution. Is it worth making a non-deductible traditional IRA contribution?
The short answer is "probably not."
To bring readers up to speed, anyone who has earned income can contribute to a Traditional IRA, regardless of their income level. However, if you earn more than a certain threshold and can participate in an employer's retirement plan such as a 401(k), you may not be able to take a tax deduction for your contributions.
Now, there are still some benefits to making non-deductible Traditional IRA contributions. The most significant one is tax deferral. Even if you can't deduct your contributions, your investments can grow and compound without annual capital gains or dividend taxes. You won't have to pay a penny in taxes on your gains until you withdraw them. This can be a valuable feature, especially when it comes to fixed-income investments like bonds or high-dividend stocks.
Having said that, there are almost always better choices -- foremost among them, increasing your contributions to your employer's plan or using the backdoor Roth IRA strategy.
While you generally can't buy individual stocks through your employer's 401(k) or other qualified plan, you are allowed to contribute up to $18,500 of your salary to such accounts for 2018 -- which adds up to a big potential exclusion from your taxable income. And, if you're over 50, the limit jumps to $24,500.
If you're determined to get more of your money into individual stocks, though, there is a rule that says that anyone, regardless of income, can convert a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. So, you could make a non-deductible contribution to a traditional IRA, then convert the account into a Roth, which will allow you to enjoy tax-free withdrawals when you eventually retire.
The bottom line is that in the vast majority of cases, one of these two options is preferable to simply making nondeductible IRA contributions.
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