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Politics : Ask Michael Burke
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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (103099)1/4/2006 11:24:53 AM
From: Alias Shrugged  Read Replies (1) of 132070
 
Mike (and others)

Have you given any thought to matching investment strategies with the different kinds of investment accounts available (standard fully taxable brokerage account vs traditional IRA vs Roth IRA)?

Just this year I was able to open some Roth IRAs. Already had traditional IRAs and the regular brokerage account.

Everything coming out of the Trad IRA is taxable as ordinary income; the Roth will not be subject to any taxes; the regular brokerage acount could generate long term capital gains (which will soon be taxed at 1% under the Bush Junta).

So, what goes where??

Put the growth stocks and potential homeruns in the reg account?

Put the buy/writes and ??? in the trad IRA?

Put income stocks and things like FAX in the Roth?

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Mike
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