Couples who are married filing jointly may make contribute the maximum if they earn less than $ 98,000, and they may make partial contributions if they earn between $ 98,000 and $ 118,000. (thecollegeinvestor.com)
Under current law, there are two threshold amounts: one above which you can make only partial contributions to a Roth, and a higher one above which no contributions are allowed at all. (fool.com)
Couples who are married filing jointly can both contribute up to $ 5500 if their joint income is less than $ 184,000; they are eligible for partial contributions if they earn between $ 184,000 and $ 194,000. (thecollegeinvestor.com)