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Originally Posted by RunKC
I’m only able to put roughly $2,800 in my Roth IRA for my yearly contribution. Would my dividend returns from my stocks in my Roth technically count as money towards that $5,500?
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No.
I agree with Nightfyre. If I wanna take a YOLO shot on a single company I'm doing it with an option not throwing 100% of my money in the stock. I'm not saying either are great ideas but with an option you've only put the premium at risk instead of your entire account. Plus you get leverage in case it works out.
Supreme court overturned the ruling that protected online retailers from collecting tax. Pretty big deal. Is there even any sort of cloud tax service that a retailer making 200k in sales a year could use to continue their business? I'd imagine Amazon and Shopify could provide this for 3rd party merchants?
edit: way late on the no. Started typing this and pesky work got in the way!
