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Starting immediately, donors older than 70 and one-half years of age can donate, tax free, up to $100,000 per year from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to Americans United and other qualified organizations. Your Retirement Account" (Moneywise, October 2005), which addressed the common belief that investing in property is more important than contributing to a retirement account, was well-written. Normally, a royalty trust investment should be made within a retirement account to shelter the flow of current income against taxes, as long as the investment is intended to meet future retirement needs and retirement account contribution limits are not a concern. |
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