so you have more access to your cash than the traditional ira.imately, with the roth ira, you still get to invest for decades without paying capital gains or dividend taxes within the account. the difference is you pay your taxes at the beginning whereas with your regular one you start to pay when you start to withdraw when you're older. if you just started working and you're in a low tax bracket, a roth might make more sense for you. same if you think you might need to withdraw a decent chunk of change before you turn 59 1/2, the age where you can withdraw money from a normal ira penalty free. thank goodness i'm 20 years away -- okay, 20 days away. you're much less locked in. that's why i think this is one of the greatest savings vehicles out there. of course there's a hitch. you can only use a roth ira if you make less than $127,000 a year if you're single, or $188,000 a year if you're married and filing jointly. so this is a terrific option for the 95%. while it really would be nice if the really wealthy could take advantage of this too, a rot

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so there is less money for the ira's to have. so all of that is this to and i don't necessarily believe that higher level of spending it was a higher level of service. and that is why i think we have an oversight hearing. it's not just how much you have been and you spend it. i think how you spend it can actually improve even if you don't have as much as you might have been his everybody knows the government needs money to provide services. but everybody also knows that these are difficult times in our country. we have $17 trillion in debt. we have an annual deficit this year that will be less than a trillion, and we are all excited about it. the first time in five years. it's still probably the for the fifth largest deficit we have never had. the government needs money, but i would say today the government needs something more than that. it needs discipline to rein in spending. it needs courage to make tough decisions. these are commitments to make sure that we do everything more efficiently and effectively than we have before.

ira accounts are fully taxable and other sources of income. here's my in come here's my gross income in his mind that they. and people wonder can they pull more out next year. after a couple years with retirement pullout some you a couple years and you wonder if you pull out more. and my and track for productions. this inflation is affecting my overall income rate. reverse mortgage care more for people that get into that carry it . development seven the 10 years from now look and say that much cash and has got and go in and do trust fund. maybe you solid now and take the gains in the top is gonna have to go through a decline in the real-estate market. << plan 70 and have you are forced to pull out at least 20 percent of your account. you go toirs died of to see reform is. therefore some take money out of the need the remodel or something to take out to pay taxes do some tax modeling. or a 65 to 75. do rock conversions on planning retirement. each year november go see your tax professionals and find on which you have each year to have on your b

also there is no penalty for pulling money out early like with an ira. this could be a disincentive to save until one's requirement. the myra is not supposed to be the sole super hero of retirement income. it should look a bit like three-legged stool with income flowing from social security, pensions and savings. but each leg of the stool comes with issues. the social security act, a ban date put in affect during the great depression is slowly outspending itself. today's retirees are funded by payroll taxes pulled out every paycheck in the country. you've probably seen the money held for fica on your pay stuf . but there is a crucial change since the mandate's birth in the 1930s. americans are living much longer today. in 1935 the average life expectancy in the u.s. is 62. today it's 79. now the program is paying out more than it's taking in, and the social security board of trustees said the operating deficit will amount to more than $800 billion over the next decade. money built up in a trust fund. pensions and personal savings are also feeling growing

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how extensive was the ira's targeting? it can be quantified saying they give extra scrutiny to 290 groups and they applied for tax-exempt status the white house claimed the liberal groups were targeted a and they were but with that massive and balance and the targeted conservative groups, a 248 were conservative, 29 were liberal. 45 percent of those conservative groups did ultimately win the tax-exempt status compared to 70 percent of the liberal groups that had the status approved by the ira's. the nlrb sparks the new data with business today after announcing it is moving forward with new rules to speed up the process for employees to form a union. is says the proposals should what you do representation business groups say the ability to launch time the responses and challenges to the election process the board approve similar rules a few years ago but struck down because the nlrb was not staffed property because of recess appointments that will not -- not be a problem this time for our first guest from the orange service

that if radical transformation in america barack obama proposed iras that my are a that when they reach fifteen thousand dollars you are required to hand over to wall street that they have to become private. but what's happened to our country

tax-exempt status compared to 70 percent of the liberal groups that had the status approved by the ira's. the nlrb sparks the new data with business today after announcing it is moving forward with new rules to speed up the process for employees to form a union. is says the proposals should what you do represtation business groups say the ability to launch time the responses and challenges to the election process the board approve similar rules a few years ago but struck down because the nlrb w was not staffed propertybecause of recess appointments that will not -- not be a problem this time for our first guest from the orange services committee, a two big issues to talk about first with the cbo report on obamacare the second what in the world is going on with the republican party and immigration? great to have you with us. >> cbo report said the white house was caught short and they are feeling utterly >> one of the thingsthe white house had such a difficult time they have been touting them to support their position for the last several years now they say that obamacare will have ormous

the ira he was named. two months after the raid guard the seas two point three million pounds in northern bank notes from ted cunningham told a foreign in county cork detectives seized hundreds of thousands more at several other locations. ted cunningham denying that the money came from the northern bank raid protesting his innocence for almost ten years school for cheap id try a successful appeal until the early stages of his retire they argued this month on two he changed his plea. today mr cunningham returned to the circuit criminal court and court for sentencing judge sean o'donnell fall in import the fight year suspended jail sentence on mr cunningham noting that he had already served more than three years in jail on his original conviction. garda inspector carl newman said mr cunningham intermingled money from the northern bank raid with semi legitimate business dealings. exposing his family and business associates to criminal prosecution team. mr cunningham when did it take you ten years to go to i

was that ira bombing? >> that was an ira bombing. remember one who was killed by a bomb that blew up as his car was going down the ramp underneath the house of commons. that was not the ira. that was a splinter group called irish national liberation army, who killed a number of people, and margaret thatcher and her government were very nearly blown up. one or two of her associate were killed when someone blew up the hotel. >> the woman in the last clip was speaker between 1992 and 2000. i remember her saying she was recognizing naples, florida, while she was still on vacation. there was an interview in her chambers. let's watch betty bruce roy. >> i have much more with the protestant than the advent. you know there is a resistance of when you are elected and your sponsors come and pull you to the chair, and you have to show signs of not wanting to go. you are back to the chair. this is part of the tradition of speakers being reluctant to take the chair. >> madam speaker. >> the question she was asked was about sir thomas more with hi

you have to look at max and out your retirement accounts and now take advantage of your roth and ira's you can only draw about 4 percent without running into problems because of inflation. >> let's talk about social security. what if you are obese to do have our problems.heart problems? " to communicate here. >> this could be wrong, a 62 year-old not being healthy. one of the things that you might want to do is a suspense option and the basic idea is that one person put sought their social security to 70 years those of other person can take pot spousal benefits and the person with the highest of strict security can turn theirs on at 7. the ideal is to max out one of the checks because when you are a married couple and one person passes, the larger czech will stay but the smaller check goes away. >> that might not want a ticket to 62 if there's will be higher. if you wait to 66 years old to 70 years old and if you put off social security you really have to look at the option behind this if you have enough cash to support. >> maybe it is a reverse mortgage. or maybe you should pay off yo

so what's up with the new ira that the president talked about the in the state of the union address a's hard to say. the my ra, we could call it mira for short, it's going to be a starter retirement account for workers who don't have an employer-based plan. savers will be able to fund with initial investments of just $25 continuing contributions of as little as $5. now, the my-ra savers are going to have no cost of investing at all but there's one hitch. you only get one investment choice. it will be a government fund. one like it earned 1.75% in 2012 so you won't score but you probably aren't going to lose. one last note. training wheels come off this plan after you save $15,000. when you get to that threshold, or after 30 years, you roll that balance in a private retirement account or roth ira. for more on the myra, go to jillonmoney.com. >> let's talk curling. are you ready? >> reporter: i think i'm a good sweeper so i should be good at it. >> good point. >> jill schlesinger, she does it all. thank you so much. >>> coming up, newly released video that gives a rare look into one of

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, right now you don't have the same opportunities to save tax free for college or let's say open an ira as everyone else. hundreds of members of the national downs syndrome society came here to capitol hill today to fight for the same chances at a life. perhaps one of the most persuasive voices on capitol hill today, patty saylor. her 26-year-old son ethan died after an altercation with police at a frederick movie theater for not having a $12 ticket. she's a fighter for justice. today she fights for others with downs syndrome so they might have the life ethan will never have. >> ethan wanted the same life that his brother and sister had or were aspiring to. he wanted a wife. he wanted a car. >> reporter: but the way the tax law assists now ethan and others receiving government assistance can only save up $2,000 in a saving account, not enough for a car, wouldn't make a dent for college and not enough for an ira. chris val locallen and others -- chris van hollen and others are championing the able act. for that the national downs syndrome society gave him this award. >> we simply need th

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my ira.ized the proposal while on the road this week. listen. >> i will direct the treasury to create a new way for working americans to start their own retirement savings. my ira. it's a new type of savings bond that we can set up without legislation that encourages americans the to begin to build a nest egg. and it's schism. >> so what are the details and is it really something that millions of americans will be able to use as a good inestment for their retirement savings. this is the managing partner of chapwood investments. good to see you, ed. >> good to see you, too. >> it stands for my retirement account. but what is myra? >> it's simply a retirement account where people can put in after-tax dollars into a tax deferred investment. they can go as low in terms of additional incremental dollars of $5. the key is it's growing tax deferred. they're called individual retirement accounts. what this is modeled after is the roth ira. so that is something that grows tax deferred and then when th

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call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira.tive showerhead plus wireless speaker, kohler is the proud sponsor of singing in the shower. >>> we're back now with lou and keith mason. let me ask you as someone who fought in the terry schiavo case. that was a question whether this woman was potentially brain dead. that was the argument whether she should be kept on feeding tubes or not. ultimately the decision was not. the folks in that case said this is about government intrusion on the family's decision. do you believe that this is also a case of government intrusion? >> absolutely. and i think it's dimmenationing the dignity of the human person. that's what we're seeing is the state of massachusetts stepping in and with the medical care being diminished, seems like she's so -- under such poor care with the government. >> how do you decide, though. >> lou's detractors say she had to be taken away from the parents. they were imagining an illness and having surgeries performed based on that. >> i think the facts are clear. you look