BETO ALVAREZ / Inquirer Staff Artist
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On Personal Finance | It's Your Move
From 401 (k) limits to 529 plans, the rules of the game have changed.
"I love the Roth IRA," said Hoyt, who works for the Department of Mental Retardation for Bucks County. "That's really the one that I want all my money going into at this point because I want it coming back to me tax-free...
"I would like to be able to put a lot more into the Roth IRA each year. What they've allowed up to this point on a yearly basis is not enough."
Absolutely right.
Well, the reformers are always at it. And there's always next year.
