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[MUSIC PLAYING] How retirement accounts are taxed. Its simpler than it sounds. You pay taxes on just about everything. Your retirement savings is no exception. But you have some control when you pay taxes on your retirement money, by selecting what type of contributions you want to make. You can pay those taxes now or when youre retired. Lets start with the first option: Paying taxes now. This is done with Roth accounts. This money is taxed before its added to your retirement savings so that its not taxed when you withdraw it in retirement. For example, say you put $4,000 a year into a Roth IRA. You pay your taxes on this money, then it goes into the account. Then, in retirement, youll see the tax benefit because you were already taxed on this money when you put it into the account. You wont pay income tax on either your original contributions or any investment growth when certain conditions are met. If you have a lower income now, but assume you might be in a higher tax bracket
