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	<title>New answer on: Is A Roth IRA Better Than A Life Insurance Policy?</title>

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		<title>By: Steve Savant</title>

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I&#039;m answering questions from InsuranceLibrary.com, and the famous question that we get all the time is, &quot;Is the Roth IRA better than a life insurance policy?&quot;

Well it is kind of tales of two cities. Many times, if I want to be in two different funds, I can get both funds inside a life insurance contract or a Roth. Roth has limitations to it as far as how much I can put in to it.

So some people will buy a Roth, and I think it is a good idea, especially when you are looking at placing basic-interest-rate-earned-annuity in to it, or mutual funds. It just depends on what you are using it for. But life insurance, they don&#039;t have the same limitations, and remember, it has a death benefit to it.

So when you are looking at it, both of them have to be long-haul in their thinking. They both accumulate tax deferred, and when the money comes out, if set up correctly, it should come out tax-free. It is a great idea, both of them, as a supplementary retirement income play when you are thinking about your retirement portfolio.

Well, that is our consumer question for today. If you have any questions, just submit them to www.InsuranceLibrary.com.]]></description>

		

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