Steve Sjuggerud - U.S. gov't creates amazing IRA loophole

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U.S. gov't creates amazing IRA loophole

Friday, August 21, 2009
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By Steve Sjuggerud in DailyWealth:

A massive tax bomb will land on us soon...

You are foolish not to protect yourself from it. Today, I'll show you how to beat it.

Look, you know all about it... Our government has spent too much money. According to public awareness firm the Peterson Foundation, the government's debt was $184,000 per person in 2008. For my little family of four, that's $736,000 of government debt. And it keeps growing.

New debts are ringing up every day. Literally. The national debt grows by a few billion dollars every day. I don't know about you... but I find it sickening.

So what can you do?

One big simple thing we can do to beat the tax bomb is convert our IRA to a Roth IRA...

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