Like employer-sponsored retirement savings accounts such as 401(k)s, the money you save in an Individual Retirement Account or IRA grows tax-deferred* and becomes available to you without federal tax penalties when you turn 59½. However, any amount you withdraw that hasn’t been previously taxed would be subject to ordinary income tax.

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