Others may be able to answer this question with confidence, but my suggestion would be to ask a CPA familiar with federal retirement benefits. Subscribe to the FERS guide for $10, and then email the author, Dan Jamison. His website is http://fersguide.com/
He's always been responsive to me when I had a one-off question every now and then.
-Ed
From: TSP_Strategy@yahoogroups.com [mailto:TSP_Strategy@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2015 3:58 PM
To: TSP_Strategy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [TSP_Strategy] Giving away $$
This is an IRA issue not necessarily TSP...but I need help.
I'm a federal employee...getting the max out of TSP, getting matching and in 2015 started a ROTH account in my TSP. I'm also a military retiree. The family situation is that my wife has a medical condition that keeps her from gettting a "regular" job. As such, she has a small business. It makes less than $25,000.00 before taxes.
My question is what should I have been doing all along (since the medical condition in 2009) to save for her retirement as well? Can I use my military retirement $$ to fund her retirement (whether I get any tax deduction or not). Better yet, can I just put my military retirement into some type of IRA vehicle...or am I limited by the IRS tax rules?
Any information would be greatly appreciated....
Dennis
Posted by: "Ed Drannbauer" <edrann@gmail.com>
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