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blazeboy8569 | 01:35 Fri 12th Oct 2007 | Business & Finance
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Can you have multiple IRA? Such as two traditional IRA's, TWO ROTH IRA's OR A ROTH AND A TRADITIONAL IRA?
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Can you enlighten us as to what an IRA is?????
Presumably this is a query about USA tax rules. I doubt you'll get many US tax experts on this UK site but I wish you luck. Is there a US equivalent of Answerbank that you could try?
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Check with an accountant. I am in US too, my guess would be no to multiple IRA accts. Maybe a mix of the 2 kinds is allowed.

An IRA is an Individual Retirement Account. It is a voluntary retirement system that an individual can set up to have in addition to any pension provided by the employer. I can't remember the difference between the two types.
We also have 401k plans and TDA(Tax deferred Annuity) which are similar in idea,but have different tax outcomes.
Your Q made me curious. It seems as if you can have a combination of the 2 types.

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