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Hi there Jon Bowens with equity Trust Company in this segment we're gonna be talking about the 2022 contribution limits for the seven tax exempt or tax advantaged investment accounts and all of these accounts you'll learn are self-directed self-directed in the sense that in addition to traditional stocks bonds and mutual funds you could also invest in real estate private lending real estate private equity precious metals in a wide array of all other alternative investments let's get to the white board so here's the seven tax advantaged investment accounts that we're gonna be talking about the traditional IRA Roth IRA and then there are three business plans SEP IRA SIMPLE IRA solo 401k and then last but not least we'll talk about the Coverdell education savings account as well as the health savings account yeah that's right you can actually self-direct a Coverdell education savings account in health savings account and potentially buy real estate do private lending invest in other alternative assets so let's first talk about the traditional and Roth IRA it's important to understand the tax nature of these two accounts a traditional IRA is a tax deferred account meaning in general terms when you put money into the account you get a tax deduction for it it grows tax-deferred and then when you take the money out after the qualified retirement age of 59 and a half you then have to pay taxes in contrast to the traditional IRA the Roth IRA you fund the account with after-tax money so you don't get a tax deduction it grows tax-free and when you take the money out after 59 and a half you don't have to pay taxes so as you can see there's advantages to both the traditional and Roth IRA from a tax mitigation perspective so let's talk about the contribution limits when under the age of 50 providing that one is eligible they can contribute up to $6,000 to a traditional or Roth IRA now it's important to understand that it's either/or or combined between both while under the age of 50 you cannot exceed as an out-of-pocket contribution $6,000 when 50 and over you can contribute up to $7,000 now this is for tax year 2022 if you're watching this in a future year you can go to irs.gov and you can look up this information in real time now if you have a spouse even if they're not working providing that you're both eligible and that one has earned income you could also potentially establish a separate IRA under your spouse's name and make a contribution to their account this is what's called a spousal IRA contribution of course with that spouses consent so with a spouse contribution they'd be in two separate accounts but you could conceivably get up to twelve thousand dollars as a married couple and if 50 and over you could potentially get up to $14,000 as a married couple into an IRA in just.