Mike Milligan reminds retirees that they can still contribute to a Roth or traditional IRA for the prior tax year if they have any earned income, even from part-time work like Uber driving. HSA contributions are also possible up until the tax-filing deadline for those who qualify.
One thing that a lot of retirees miss, Gary, is that they think because maybe they're in their 70s that they can't make contributions. And that most of them are right, unless they have like a part-time gig, like Uber driver, volleyball referee, you know, they have some form of earned income. And if you earn $4,000 or $5,000 of earned income, you could still make a Roth IRA or a traditional IRA contribution. Okay? So don't forget about those. Even if that was last year. Second, there's health savings accounts. So if someone qualifies, they can also, they can make prior contributions before the deadline.
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