RichardK
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Retirement tax questions

That is a great question, it would appear that you could make a ROTH contribution, as long as you do not exceed income phase-out limits.

The ROTH contribution does not have an age restriction, like the regular IRA, so your age is not a factor.

There is an earned income limitation, but if you are receiving a W-2 with payroll withholding, that would be earned income, even though you are retired (on the theory if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and walks like a duck, it's probably a duck), and you should be able to contribute the lesser of the amount on the W-2 or $6,500.

Yes, you may withdraw the principal tax free, but you have to wait to withdraw the earning.

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