"RMD at 73: Can I Rollover My IRA to My 401(k)?"

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A 73-year-old individual inquires about contributing to an IRA and rolling over IRA funds to a 401(k). They can continue contributing to an IRA if they have earned income, and a reverse rollover from an IRA to a 401(k) offers advantages such as loan provisions and asset protection. However, rules and provisions vary by company, and considerations include RMDs, backdoor Roth conversions, and investment options. It's important to compare plans before making any decisions.
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