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Discover How Parents Are Building Million-Dollar ROTH IRAs for Their Children

$5 million* for each of your children at retirement

Growth AND Withdrawals are Tax-free*

Not subject to estate taxes or lifetime gifting limits

Access funds early via SEPP, contributions, or for college or medical bills.

OCT
22
Tuesday, October 22
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT
Deborah Horwith, CPA
Deborah Horwith, CPA
25 yrs exp | Ex-Deloitte
Anthony Kim
Anthony Kim, Attorney
26 yrs exp with IRS | Tax Law Specialist
Nick Rosado
Nick Rosado, Attorney
Fmr. IRS Office of Chief Counsel
Ken Yong
Ken Yong, CPA
Ex Franklin Templeton, 15 years experience
what you'll learn
In 60 minutes, you'll learn the secrets to building a million-dollar account
Trusted Custodian
Use an existing trusted custodian like Fidelity, Schwab, or Vanguard.
Earned Income Requirement
Learn how to meet the earned income requirement for your children.
$7K per child tax deduction
Learn to hire your kids for your business and take a $7K per child tax deduction.
No business? No problem
We'll teach you how to setup a household employer EIN and still statisfy the earned income requirement.
Cost for not acting now
Each year you delay, it costs your kids $500k in retirement. Compounding works best when you start early.
Success Stories
Learn how others have used this strategy to build million-dollar accounts for their children.
secure your kids future
Learn how to start a Roth IRA for your kids and watch it grow to $5M+ tax-free by the time they retire.
Free webinar, hosted by tax professionals that help you setup and execute a ROTH IRA for kids.
Every year you delay, it costs your kids $500K each in lost retirement savings. Act now.
If you run your own business, you can deduct your kids salaries as business expenses.
kids wearing firefighter cap
“Do you worry about providing a safety-nest for your kids? Worry about what you'll leave them? Worry if they'll have enough to meet life's challenges head-on? Will their nest egg grow, or will taxes take a big bite? Will they be protected even when you're not there?
I wonder about all of that too. These are my 3 and 5 year olds. The firefighters gave them hats which were obviously a big hit. They want to grow up and be heroes just like these guys.
There is nothing more precious to us than our little ones. There is no stone we'll leave unturned, no bridge too far, no mountain too steep. If there's something genuinely good we can do to secure their future, we should and we will.”
Ali President
Ali Moiz
Father of 2 & founder of Mora

Disclaimer

** Qualifying conditions must be met, such as withdrawals after child is 59.5 and IRA account is open for at least 5 years. Federal income-tax free. Also free of estate taxes and lifetime gifting limits. State taxes may apply, depending on your state. Assumes an 8% annual growth rate invested broadly in index funds. The child must have Earned Income to contribute to their Roth IRA, typically received as wages (on a W2) from their parents business, self-employment income, or other work.
* Can be setup for minor children as a custodial account controlled by the parent, or owned by the parent for the benefit of their children. Separate account for each child.
** SEPP requires additional planning and implementation with a CPA. Tax-deferred if withdrawals are taken early before 59.5 years of age. Tax-free if after 59.5.
º Assuming a 35% federal + state effective income-tax rate with a tax-deferred account. For non-tax-advantaged accounts, assuming several buy and sell transactions during the investing period that lowers overall return compared to tax-deferred accounts.
ºº Assumes a typical 8% growth rate invested broadly in index funds. The S&P500 has returned an average of 10.5% since 1957. Your actual return may be higher or lower. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All forms of investing involve some risk, and you could lose money. We do not provide tax, investment, accounting or financial advice. We are not a bank or Trust company. We partner with qualified custodians such as Banks or Trust companies to setup your accounts for your children. Mora is a technology company. Mora is designed to be a reference and automation software tool that saves you time and money. Please consult your tax, legal or financial advisors where applicable.
¹ We don't charge any AUM fees, regardless of your balance invested. However the funds or investing products offered by our custodian partners may charge fees. These will be disclosed to you. We encourage you to review the offering documents or prospectus for any fund or investing product and understand the costs and fees associated.
² We don't provide legal or tax representation or advice for an audit. Our Audit Defense service includes all your documentation that's been collected in your account, appropriately prepared for you to submit to the IRS or a State tax agency.
³ IRA, 401(k) and Custodial accounts are required by US law to be held at a Trust company, a Bank, or similar financial institution. They are licensed, regulated and registered for holding and managing custodial Roth IRA/IRA/401k accounts. Accounts are held in your child's name with you as the custodian. Mora does not own the account. In the extremely unlikely event that Mora were to dissolve, your accounts would still be safe and you'd have direct access to them.