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Roth IRA Tracker: How to Max Out Your Roth IRA and Actually See Your Progress
- Posted by Chad Johnson
- Posted in google sheets, investing, retirement planning, Roth IRA, roth ira tracker
She'd Been Contributing to Her Roth IRA for 4 Years and Had No Idea How Much Was In ItDanielle opened her Roth IRA at 27, set up a $200/month automatic contribution, and promptly forgot about it. Four years later she'd contributed $9,600 — but the annual limit was $6,500 in those years. She'd left $16,400 in tax-free contribution room on the table. At 7% average return, that's ~$125,000 in tax-free...
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