Invest Like a Woman: How to save for retirement if your job is your family

Nov 17, 2015

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Retirement savings account benefit from deferred taxes. Unless you have earned income you cannot contribute to an IRA. So if you are working at home, and not earning a salary you are not entitled to participate, except...

A working spouse can contribute to an IRA on behalf of a non-working spouse, in an account titled in the name of the non-working spouse.

This strategy has benefits for both parties. Read more to see if you qualify.

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