This Family Went All in on Roth Savings. Should You?

这个家庭全力以赴投入罗思储蓄。你该这么做吗?

WSJ Your Money Briefing

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2025-04-28

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One way to minimize taxes on your retirement withdrawals is by contributing that money in Roth accounts. That’s what Paul Ross and his wife did with all of their savings and they’re not looking back. Ross and Wall Street Journal reporter Ashlea Ebeling join host Janna Herron to break down this unconventional strategy.  Sign up for the WSJ's free Markets A.M. newsletter.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • Here's your money briefing for Monday, April 28th.

  • I'm Jana Herron for The Wall Street Journal.

  • If you're dreaming of tapping your retirement savings tax-free in your golden years,

  • this episode is for you.

  • A growing number of workers are funding Roth accounts with after-tax money,

  • and they plan to withdraw it later without paying a dime.

  • The share of people in all generations who are saving in these accounts has increased over the last five years.

  • Nearly one in five millennials and Gen Z workers saved in Roth workplace plans in 2024,

  • according to Fidelity Investments.

  • But how much should you put into Roths?

  • Wall Street Journal reporter Ashley Ebling spoke to one man who took it to the max.

  • He put, all of his retirement savings into these accounts.

  • I believe tax rates really have nowhere to go but up in the future.

  • And a Roth is the best hedge, I think, in the tax code against that.

  • We'll hear more from him later.

  • But first, Ashley joins me to break down the ins and outs of the all-Roth strategy.

  • Ashley, thanks for being here.

  • Thanks for having me on the show.

  • Ashley, a lot of us are familiar with the 401ks and individual retirement accounts or IRAs.

  • But what are their Roth cousins and what extra advantages do these accounts provide?