Your friend Jenny says a Roth IRA has the best tax advantages, because you pay taxes now and won’t have to pay them when you take the money out in retirement. Why might she be right?

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Explanation:

A Roth IRA account is a retirement account that levies taxes on the money going into that account. The account does not charge taxes on withdrawals.

A Roth IRA is advantageous because it allows a customer to pay taxes on smaller amounts and withdrawal large amounts tax-free. The money saved in the Roth IRA is invested in different instruments. It earns interest,  which will not be subject to taxation. Due to the compounding effect, the money grows to a large sum over time. The customer will not be required to pay any taxes at the time of withdrawal.

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