One of the most intriguing aspects of the recently enacted Taxpayers Relief Act of 1997 is a provision for a new type of individual retirement account commonly known as the Roth IRA.
Here are a few places you can go on-line to find out details about the Roth IRA, and whether it might just be a good way to save for you.
– Roth IRA Web site (http://www.rothira.com)–This Internet Web page provides a host of information–articles, reports and legislation text–exclusively devoted to the Roth IRA.
– Roth IRA rollover calculator (http://www. clarkfinancial.com/calc.htm)–This is a Web site created by the Clark Financial Group, LLC to help users calculate the benefits or shortcomings of rolling over an existing IRA into a Roth IRA.
– Pension planners (http://www.pensionplanners.com) –Provides a description and concise analysis of the merits of the Roth IRA.
– The Digital Daily Special Report (http://www.irs. ustreas.gov/plain/hot/tax-law.html)–This IRS site contains a detailed overview of the Taxpayers Relief Act, and has a good description of Roth IRA, as well as the act’s other provisions.