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» From: Burlington, NC

Dear TaxMama:

I have a rollover IRA and would like to also set up a traditional IRA to continue planning for retirement. If I set up the traditional IRA, can I contribute the full amount allowed for the 2001 tax year between now and April 15th and still be able to contribute the maximum for the current year? Dorothy
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Dear Dorothy,

Yes. Absolutely!

Just make sure your financial institution codes each deposit to the correct year.

Good luck.

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