High earners, however, are prohibited from contributing directly to a Roth IRA if their modified adjusted gross income in 2022 is at least $144,000 ($214,000 if married).
But they can still create a Roth IRA through a so-called "backdoor" strategy that involves converting their other IRA savings.
That's from your article. Roth IRA aren't available to people who make over $144,000 a year.
What's the problem? Roth IRA is meant for the poor.
Founder of PayPal is notorious for evading taxes this way: