Post #646 by hardwaterruss on the Retirement Investing board

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After my kids graduated from college, I did a Roth matching program with each of them(3). Started out at $2500 max (my part) each annually since $5000 was the most you could put into a Roth each year. Later Fed Roth rules changed and it my part went to $3000 max each. They surely were encouraged and took full advantage and enjoyed the FREE money. We continued this matching process for many years. For me it was a method of encouraging each to save for the future and introducing them to investing.

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