as 老周 said, and the amount you can invest in IRA annually is limited, based on your age, $4000-5000
Second, since you are not qualified for Roth IRA, you probably don't need this amount of money in any occation for a long, long time. The difference between investing in an IRA and regular account is the accumulative tax benefit.
The drawback of IRA is that you lose the freedom to use the IRA money unless you would like to pay heavy penalty.
First of all, that's your privilege and entitlement
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I c. So the tax-defer benefit on the gain speaks for everything
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Absolutely. Tax, and of course death, are the only two
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