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$11,033 in Annual Dividends: What You Keep in a Roth IRA vs. a Taxable Account

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At the 24% federal bracket, a $400,000 portfolio of six dividend stocks generates about $11,033 a year in dividends. In a taxable account, roughly $1,655 goes to the IRS each year. Inside a Roth IRA, all of it stays in the account.
Same Six Stocks, Two Very Different Paychecks
This portfolio places an equal share, about $66,667, into each of six companies with verified records

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