Re: Roth taxed in the future?
My crystal ball is a bit foggy, but I have to agree with Steve and others. There is a double taxation issue here, and I just honestly do not see that happening.
However, I also agree that they can always tweak other features such as the annual contribution limit. I realize that they're suppose to increase to keep pace with inflation, but they could always decide to not increase it. In fact, nothing says that they can't decrease it.
Although to be perfectly frank, I think the limit is already too small as it is. If the government wants alleviate the healthcare issue and encourage its citizens to save, we would all benefit more in the long run if they greatly increase the limit now.
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