I had a roth ira several years ago in my mid-twenties. Unfortunely, during that time I had invested the money in Enron stock. The Roth went bust.
About 6 years later, I had started a new Roth IRA. I think I already know the answer to this question, but it never hurts to ask-
Can I put in more money (other than the 3,000) into my new IRA to make up for the loss of my old one? Afterall, for tax purposes, I can prove I once had an existing Roth IRA. Or would I get into trouble if I tried?
Thank you...
2006-10-22
01:43:48
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