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Can my spouse and I have separate Traditional IRAs?

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Yes, Traditional IRAs are individual retirement accounts, available to both you and your spouse. Recent IRA rules allow normal contributions even if only one spouse is earning income, so long as you meet the income limitations. 

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KBID 463
Date Modified 6/8/2006
Date Created 4/2/2003
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