Am I eligible for Traditional IRA contribution or Roth IRA contribution if my income is less than $5000

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Am I eligible for Traditional IRA contribution or Roth IRA contribution if my income is less than $5000

Yes. Since you made less than the yearly maximum IRA contribution limit, your maximum contribution to an IRA is your earned income from your W-2 wages and net profit from self employment activities, if applicable.

Am I eligible for Traditional IRA contribution or Roth IRA contribution if my income is less than $5000

Yes, you can contribute to an IRA if you have taxable compensation, earned income, up to the amount of your income.

IRS website for IRA contributions - https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-participant-employee/retirement-topics-ira-contribution-li...

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