Roth IRA Withdrawal Rules

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Title	:	Roth IRA Withdrawal Rules
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This is one of the few videos about Roth IRAs that I have seen that is completely correct Thank you for giving this vital information to people
Comment from : John Scott

Is this the same for a ROTH 403B? If I have one and I have had another ROTH for more than 5 years, no problem withdrawing contributions from day one (yes and over 595 too) Obviously, the point is to put this money in and NOT take it out for a long time, but incase i needed to, I could Thanks
Comment from : butopiatoo

I'm 31 and have had my Roth IRA for 7 years If I withdrew earnings would they be taxed AND penalized even though I've had the account for over 5 years? I'm not going to withdraw anything, I'm just curious how it exactly works
Comment from : Nick

I have a roth 401K would it have same rules or different?
Comment from : Robert Hutchison

If I have full access - a long established IRA and over 60, may I BOTH contribute and withdraw from the account freely like it is a typical bank account of sorts? No rules on regular withdrawals or deposits (besides the annual deposit limits) or timing apply?
Comment from : Tomprivate Potjunas

I have a senarios if anyone can help me I opened ROTH IRA in 2021 contributed 6k, in 2022 contributied 6k, and in 2023, so far, i have contributed $4,250 My account is showing gain of $995 from earning (on top of my contributions) This year i’m buying a house Can i withdraw $16,250 that i had contributed without tax and penalty to put downpayment on my first house? I would appreciate if somoene could answer my question Thank you
Comment from : JoJoVuDo

At what age do you have to cease contributing to your ROTH IRA?
Comment from : Robert DeBuck

A very post Information I’ve been eagerly searching for Thank you sir
Comment from : AB Deon

Can I contribute towards previous years in ROTH IRA account? Considering I did not invest any at that point of time
Comment from : Tuhin Mandal

Great video
Comment from : Ethan Bell

One of the most clear and concise explanations I’ve found! Thanks for the info, you cleared up a lot of confusion for me
Comment from : Noah M

Can I stop contributions that I am currently putting in, empty and close my Roth account, penalty and tax free at age 63?
Comment from : Vlasko60

What would dividend payments be classified as? I’m guessing earnings?
Comment from : CP Da Boi Wonda

So I can take all of my money from my Roth IRA tax free ? What if I am collecting my SS at the same time?
Comment from : Clifford Meberg

Did NOT know the 5 year AND 595 rule So recent earnings on my Roth at 70 years old are taxable??
Comment from : Good News from God- by Bob

Lane looks like a 1950s Madison Ave ad exec straight from the show Mad Men lol
Comment from : D LG

If I have a roth ira for over 5 years but just started maxing out contribution this year, is it penalty free if I start withdrawal in two years at age 60 retired?
Comment from : K G

Very clearly answered my question! Thank you so much!
Comment from : Mark Howland

How about a video on SSDI regulations for people under age 65?
Comment from : MMM3 MMM3

I’m 63 yrs old unemployed and need to touch my Ira What should I do to help with home improvement ?
Comment from : Millie Hummel

Thanks
Comment from : Patricia Chavez

really good video, but your audio is really low had to max out the speakers and still hard to hear
Comment from : John B

I love to watch your videos Very informative What savings do you recommend for kids future/ education? Is there any good savings plan for kids? I am looking for the savings plan where we can use that money for kids needs in future but not only for their education
Comment from : nityalimbu

Audio was very low, struggled to hear you with my volume all the way up
Comment from : Brenda Abraham

That bit about conversions was a surprise… sure enough, there’s no waiting period on conversions after 59-1/2
Comment from : Richard Hornbaker

Can you do a more in depth discussion about Roth IRA conversations, age 59 1/2, 5 year rule? I’d like to take advantage of the down market and my low retirement income to convert a rollover IRA Thanks
Comment from : David Smith