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Contents

1. Introduction
2. Why a Roth or IRA is a key element in a retirement plan
3. Roth or IRA?
4. Single-person 401(k) and SEP alternatives for the Self-Employed
5. What kinds of investments can you hold in a Roth or IRA?
6. What kinds of transactions can you do with your Roth or IRA? (Prohibited transactions)
7. Making alternative investments in a Roth or IRA using a self-directed account
8. When Roths and IRAs pay taxes – The Unrelated Business Income Tax
9. Where to get help with your investments
10. Creating a bigger account – rollovers from qualified plans (401(k)s)
11. Converting a tax deferred account to a tax free account – at a price (Roth conversions)
12. What distributions can you take from a Roth or IRA before age 59 ½?
13. Distributions permitted from a Roth or IRA for age 59 ½ and later
14. Required distributions during the participant’s lifetime after age 70 ½
15. Valuation and retirement accounts
16. Estate planning for IRAs and Roths
17. Handling an IRA or Roth account after a death
18. Divorce
19. For more information
20. About the author
Appendix A – Retirement Plan Calendar checklist for after a death
Appendix B – IRS Actuarial Tables for Distributions

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© 2015 Michael C. Gray


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