If you love the idea of having tax-free income in retirement. And the primary way you do that is by investing in Roth retirement accounts.

Having more money in Roth is really nice because the account growth is never taxed

if you follow some basic rules. However the problem for many people is

that Roth IRAs have income limits. They prohibit high earners from contributing,

but there are some easy options and

workarounds to consider. So this podcast will review Roth benefits and four ways

to boost your Roth investments regardless of income.

Hey friends, thanks for joining me on another weekly money girl episode.

I'm Laura Adams, a personal finance and small business author of several books,

including Money Smart Solopreneur, a personal finance system for freelancers,

entrepreneurs, and side hustlers. It's from entrepreneur press and it was a number one Amazon new

release. It's available as a paperback ebook and

audio book. If you're enjoying the show and want to support the free content that we love

creating, consider submitting a five-star rating or review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,

or wherever you're listening.

And if you have a question you'd like me to cover on the show, you can leave it on our voicemail at 302 36403808.

You can also send me an email and sign up for the free money stack newsletter at Laura D Adams.com.

All right, so let's talk about what a Roth IRA is.

Many of you know that stands for individual retirement account.

And unlike a pre-tax traditional IRA,

with a Roth, you don't get upfront tax deductions.

Those contributions that you put in are taxed in the year you make them.

...