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Robert Harding Financial Group
6624 W Robin Ln, Glendale, AZ 85310
Phone: 623-977-9823
Fax: 623-977-0181
Email: Office@roberthardingfinancial.com
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January/February 2026
Roth or Traditional: Considerations for High Earners
The higher your income, the more complicated the options. Generally, deductible IRA and Roth IRA contributions aren't permitted if you have a 401(k)/403b/457 retirement savings plan at work.
Individuals with modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) $89,000 and over and married couples filing jointly with MAGI $146,000 and over (in 2025) can't make deductible contributions to a traditional IRA. Roth IRA contributions ignore workplace retirement plans, but singles and those married filing jointly become ineligible with MAGI of $165,000 and $246,000 (respectively for 2025) or more. But if your employer's plan lets you choose between a traditional or Roth employee retirement savings plan, these contributions aren't subject to any income limitations. So how do you choose? Here are some things to consider with your trusted professional.
- Your current and future tax situation
- Nonretirement investments
- A Roth conversion if you're nearing retirement
- Splitting retirement plan contributions between traditional and Roth accounts
- Starting this year, high-income retirement plan savers over 50 years old must make any employee deferral catch-up contribution as a Roth contribution
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