Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen) Suze's Mega Retirement Plan Strategy For 2026
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Jan 4, 2026 Dive into the essentials of Roth retirement accounts! Discover the new 2026 contribution limits and how a recent rule can transform employer-sponsored options. Learn why catch-up contributions will require Roth settings for high earners over 50 starting January 2026. Suze explains the differences between traditional and Roth accounts, highlighting smart strategies like after-tax contributions for massive tax-free growth. Plus, get practical tips to optimize your retirement savings and take charge of your financial future!
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Quiet New Year's Binge In Florida
- Suze and KT spent New Year's quietly binge-watching the 'Landman' series in their Florida condo.
- They preferred a cozy evening instead of New York's Times Square festivities.
2026 Roth IRA Contribution Limits
- Roth IRA 2026 contribution limits are $7,500 under 50 and $8,600 if 50 or older.
- You can only contribute up to what you earned in the year, so earned income limits still apply.
Prefer Roths Over Pre-Tax Accounts
- Contribute to a Roth when available rather than pre-tax accounts in most circumstances.
- Roths provide tax-free growth and Suze Orman recommends prioritizing them for retirement savings.