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May 2010

Roth 401(k)s

Do you believe that your income tax rates will be higher when you draw money from your retirement plan? If so, and if your employer offers you a choice between a regular or Roth contribution to the plan, why not consider the Roth option? Yes, you will pay taxes on the contribution now like you would on a non-retirement account, but the account will grow tax-deferred. When you take money out after 5 years and when you are older than 59 ½, it will not be taxed. After age 70 ½, your Required Minimum Distributions will be smaller.

Call us or call your financial advisor for more details.

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