Roth IRAs are powerful, but also misunderstood. In this episode of Wise Money, we break down the most common Roth IRA questions we hear. From age limits and income rules to the two different 5-year rules, Roth conversions, and when to use your Roth in retirement. We'll cover how contributions and conversions really work, how to avoid penalties, why many people invest their Roth IRA incorrectly, and how to decide whether Roth or traditional dollars should come first in your withdrawal plan.

Season 11, Episode 14

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