Content Overview
- Summary
- When Can An IRA Be Set Up?
- Where Can I Set Up An IRA?
- What Investments Can I Make Through An IRA?
- Are Assets In An IRA Protected From Creditors?
- Is An IRA Community Property?
- Can I Use An IRA As Collateral For A Loan?
- Can I Convert A Traditional IRA To A Roth IRA?
- What Happens To The Money In An IRA If I Die?
IRAs: Frequently Asked Questions
Is An IRA Community Property?
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If you live in a community-property state (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin), an IRA is treated like any other property. If the IRA is acquired during marriage, it is considered owned equally by each spouse.
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