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It's time for Answers!

And today's question comes from Josh.

Josh writes, with tax season coming to an end, I was wondering your thoughts on front-loading

my Roth IRA.

I've always deposited $200-ish dollars every two weeks so that I'm maxing out at the end

of the year, but I always see articles about how much better front-loading

an IRA is. What are your thoughts?

Good question, Josh. First of all, congratulations for maxing out your Roth every year.

Gold star to you.

That's right. And by front-loading, what he means is just maxing it out as soon as possible

in the beginning of the year rather than putting in regular contributions throughout the year.

And so the question for anyone who is contributing to an IRA, but also anyone who comes

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