Zander
Platinum Member
You can make non-deductible contributions to an IRA and let them grow tax-deferred until you take them out, at which time you would pay the taxes on the growth but not the non-deductible contributions, since you would have already paid the tax on them.
Don't be so ignorant. Annual contributions are limited, that includes non-deductible contributions. Romney filled his IRA by lying about the value of assets he put into it.
You're the ignorant one fuckchops. I have rolled ESOP money, SEP, and 401k money into my IRA. There are many other qualified plans that can be rolled into a self directed IRA.....