A Traditional IRA, you make your deposits without paying taxes on the money up front. Instead, you pay taxes as you withdraw the money throughout your retirement.
Most employers use a similar structure and deduct retirement plan contributions before calculating tax deductions from paychecks.
A Roth IRA requires you to pay taxes on the money up front along with the rest of your payroll taxes.
When you withdraw the money after retiring, the taxes are already paid, and you won’t have to pay anything to the IRS as long as you don’t incur any penalties.
Many people choose to set up IRAs (individual retirement accounts) during the years they work (the earlier the better) to ensure the funds they need will be ready and waiting when they retire
Traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs are the most popular options, with the key difference being when you pay taxes on the saved income. In some cases, people open Rollover IRA accounts
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