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Roth IRA Defined

Contributions are made with after tax $'s.




No RMD




Can contribute after age 70 1/2 with earned income

Redemption W/H

Do NOT ask for w/h on redemptions (even if premature)




If pre-mature and not held for 5 years taxed and penalized on earnings of account. Only Basis (contributions made into account) is exempt from taxes and penalties

Exchange Options

Have to exchange to same class unless Money Market A

Transfer/Rollover Options

If TIK no CDSC. Original pprwk required if transferring out, if received IGO 2 bus day processing time. 60 day rollover starts from day after funds received by s/h

Tax Forms

Redemption=1099 R (mailed by 1/31)




Contribution=5498 (mailed by 5/31) No tax forms for exchanges

Contribution Limits and guidelines

Under age 50 =Yearly contribution limit $5,500




Age 50 and over=Catch up yearly contribution limit $6,500 Full contribution is allowed if income is not above the lower limit.




Contributions are not tax deductible but could receive tax credit




Contribution is reduced if income is above lower limit but less than the upper limit, and is not allowed if income is above upper limit listed below.




Single Filer: Phase out ranges:


2013: $112,000 to $127,000


2014: $114,000 to $129,000


2015: $116,000 to $131,000




Married Joint Filer: Phase out ranges:


2013: $178,000 to $188,000


2014: $181,000 to $191,000


2015: $183,000 to $193,000

Is tax w/h required?

No tax w/h unless s/h requests, not a requirement to ask.




Publication 590 from IRS explains taxes on earned income.

New Account Forms Non-Princor

Non-Princor *




IRA Application- FV405 *


IRA Transfer/Direct Rollover form- only used if transferring funds into principal from another custodian. MM3046

New Account Forms Princor Reps

(Same forms as Non-Princor) PLUS:




Princor New Account Form- MM1542


Princor Customer Identity Form - MM2580 *


Princor C Share Disclosure Form -Only needed if purchasing C Shares. -MM3641 *


Princor Transfer Consent and Disclosure Form- Only needed if transferring funds into Principal to fund a mutual fund account. -MM2413

Redemption Forms

IRA Distribution Form- MM1303




72t - Used to establish systematic withdrawal under 59 1/2 under the 72t rule for premature exemptions. -FV434