A Saver’s Credit, formally the Retirement Savings Contribution Credit, is a tax credit that helps offset part of the first $2,000 you voluntarily save for your retirement through IRAs and work-based retirement savings plans.
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You likely would want to make the maximum allowable investments to the TSP first, since you would gain the advantage of the tax deduction there if investing in a traditional balance, and would have Roth-style investing available to you as well.
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If your income is too high to deduct a traditional IRA contribution, but not so high as to disqualify you for a Roth IRA, then the Roth IRA would be superior to investing in a nondeductible traditional IRA.
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