The Power of Compounding: Start 2015 with an IRA Contribution

Thursday, January 08, 2015

By Jeffrey Levine, IRA Technical Expert
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The power of compounding. It’s value over time is illustrated by IRA Technical Expert Jeffrey Levine in this IRAtv video. Jeffrey details the IRA and Roth IRA contribution parameters and looks at how making a contribution early in the year can benefit you over the long term.

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