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Take control of your money. She has a more pessimistic outlook for the economy than many of her peers. “We're still four to five years away from any semblance of recovery, in terms of jobs and everything really coming back,” she said. So how does that affect her advice for the coming year? Here are five things Orman says you should know about your money for 2011: 1. Orman: If you are investing, and you should be investing, understand that in 2011 most likely bonds are over. 2. Individuals don't get a tax deduction for contributions to a Roth individual retirement account, but the money grows tax-free and they can withdraw any portion of the account after age 59 1/2 .
Orman: With a Roth IRA, you can withdraw your original contributions any time you want. 3. Orman: By law federally chartered credit unions cannot raise your interest rate above 18 percent. 4. 5.