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The 2012 IRA contribution and deduction limits were recently released by the IRS. If your maxed out for 2011, start planning for your 2012 retirement contributions.

There is still time to contribute to your 2010 retirement accounts. If you’re starting your 2011 contributions with the new year, consider the limits for 2011 are not changing. The combined contribution limit across traditional and Roth IRAs is $5,000.

If you’re looking to contribute to a new or existing Roth IRA or traditional IRA in 2011, we have the information to let you plan ahead. There are some slight changes to the income limits from the 2010 limits, but not the contribution limits. While the maximum contribution hasn’t changed, there are some slight changes to the income limits that phase out the allowable contributions or deductions.

The IRS just released their annual 401k contribution limits and regulations for 2012. Here's a brief look at what's changing.

401k Contribution Limits have been announced for 2011. Find out what the new 401k Contribution Limits are, and how you can avoid giving away free money!

2011 contribution limits as established by the IRS for retirement accounts, including traditional IRA, 401(k), 403(b), and 457(b) retirement plans.