Contribution Limits
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2026 IRA Contribution Limits: What Gold IRA Savers Should Know
The 2026 IRA contribution limit is $7,500, or $8,600 with the age 50 catch-up. See how limits work, deadlines, and why most gold IRAs are funded by rollover.
Read MoreSEP and SIMPLE IRAs: Gold IRA Options for the Self-Employed
Self-employed savers can hold precious metals through self-directed SEP IRAs or by moving SEP and SIMPLE funds, with one costly two-year rule to know first.
Read MoreSpousal IRAs: Funding a Gold IRA for a Non-Working Spouse
A non-working spouse can fund a gold IRA on the working spouse's compensation. How the spousal IRA rule works, 2026 limits, and the mechanics.
Read MoreTraditional vs. Roth Gold IRA: How the Tax Treatment Compares
A gold IRA can be set up as a traditional or Roth account, and the choice changes when you pay tax, whether RMDs apply, and how flexible the account is later. Here is a clear comparison.
Read MoreGold IRA Tax Rules: Contributions, Distributions, and RMDs
How a Gold IRA is taxed at every stage: what you can contribute, how withdrawals are treated, when required minimum distributions apply, and how traditional and Roth accounts differ.
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