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To: quasi-geezer who wrote (17599)12/25/2001 11:31:49 PM
From: doniam  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 18932
 
2000 for year 2001 3000 for year 2002 unless you happen to be one of us over 50, in which case there is a catch up provision, an extra 500.
Now if you are really old like at least one of us, 70 1/2 or over in 2002 you can contribute zilch. An exception is for a SEP IRA that doesn't have an age limit.



To: quasi-geezer who wrote (17599)12/26/2001 8:55:18 AM
From: OldAIMGuy  Respond to of 18932
 
Hi FC, I see you've been answered while I was taking my long winter's nap.
:-)

As always, AIMing a qualified plan is better than AIMing a taxable one relative to capital gains.

Best regards, Tom


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