The IRS
allows nonworking spouses to set up a spousal IRA, which has the same annual contribution limit as a Traditional IRA.
The IRS
allows nonworking spouses to set up a spousal IRA, which has the same annual contribution limit as a Traditional IRA.
The one exception is the spousal IRA, which
allows a nonworking spouse to contribute to an IRA based on the taxable income of the working spouse.