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Planning Retirement — Quiz Answers

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Melanny is 35 years old and has a stable job. She expects her income to increase moderately, but she is unsure how much her tax bracket will change. Melanny is considering contributing to both Roth and traditional accounts to balance her tax burden now and in retirement. What is the best strategy for Melissa?

A
contribute 100% to a traditional IRA to maximize tax deductions now
B
contribute 70% to a traditional IRA and 30% to a Roth IRA to reduce taxes now and later
C
contribute 100% to a Roth IRA to maximize tax-free withdrawals in retirement
D
contribute 50% to a traditional IRA and 50% to a Roth IRA for balance
8

Greyson has saved $600,000 in a Roth IRA that earns an annual interest rate of 4.5% He plans to withdraw from the account each month for 20 years. If Greyson's employer had offered a 401(k) with the same interest rate, matching, and withdrawal schedule, how would the Roth IRA monthly payout compare to that of the 401(k)?

A
The Roth IRA payout would be lower, since it is tax-free but had taxed contributions.
B
The Roth IRA payout would be lower, since the 401(k) includes employer matching.
C
The Roth IRA payout would be the same as the 401(k), since both have the same balance and interest.
D
The Roth IRA payout would be higher, since withdrawals are tax-free.
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Alessandro has saved $800,000 in his retirement account, which earns an annual interest rate of 5% He plans to withdraw from the account each month for 30 years. What will Alessandro's approximate monthly payout, monthly interest, and total number of payments be? Use the formula P=P⁢V⋅(r)/(1−(1+r)^−n)

A
4 dollars comma 294 point 5 7, with a monthly interest rate of 0 point 0 0 4 2 and 360 total payments
B
4 dollars comma 512 point 9 0, with a monthly interest rate of 0 point 0 0 3 1 and 360 total payments
C
4 dollars comma 100 point 0 0, with a monthly interest rate of 0 point 0 0 2 7 and 300 total payments
D
4 dollars comma 050 point 2 5, with a monthly interest rate of 0 point 0 0 3 3 and 360 total payments

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