The 2026 Archive — updated for current IRS thresholds

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By RothIRAHub Editorial · Updated 2026-10-02 · Editorial reference content

Correction: Corrected inherited-schedule and conversion-tool descriptions. Earlier catch-up, privacy and update-timing corrections remain in the dated history.

Twenty-two educational tools covering Roth IRA contributions, conversions, Medicare IRMAA, withdrawals and inherited-account math. Open each tool for its inputs, assumptions, source year and limitations. A result is a starting point for checking a rule or calculation, not a personalized recommendation.

Decision Engines

Multi-step flowcharts and planners that route you through a rule set, then output a structured answer instead of a single number.

Calculators

Focused estimates for contribution, conversion and long-term saving questions. Review the selected year and assumptions before using a result.

Schedules & Data

Year-by-year timelines, eligibility checkers, and reference data tables.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these tools tax advice?

No. These tools are educational estimates and rule explainers. Even when a tool accepts tax or state information, its inputs cannot capture every employer-plan term, beneficiary document or other part of your circumstances. Check its scope and assumptions, and confirm decisions with your tax professional.

What 2026 figures and rules do the tools use?

For 2026 reference, Notice 2025-67 sets the combined regular Traditional/Roth IRA cap at $7,500 ($8,600 at age 50+), Roth MAGI phase-outs at $153,000–$168,000 Single/HoH and $242,000–$252,000 MFJ, the 401(k) employee deferral limit at $24,500 and §415(c) annual additions at $72,000. Eligibility and compensation limits still apply. The 2026 CMS premium table begins IRMAA above $109,000 Single or $218,000 MFJ; other filing-status rules differ. The catch-up final regulation is TD 10033, generally applicable beginning in 2027, distinct from the statutory 2026 requirement after transition relief. See the Roth 401(k) guide. Check each tool's selected year and supported cases; this directory summary does not establish that every tool implements every rule listed here.

Is the math shown? Can I audit each tool?

Review the individual tool's explanation, assumptions, selected year and source references. Reproduce any consequential result before relying on it. If a formula, input treatment or limitation is unclear, ask us; a directory description is not a substitute for validating that calculation.

Do the tools store my inputs or send them anywhere?

This directory does not request financial inputs. For an individual tool, check its privacy explanation and any save or export controls; do not assume reloading necessarily erases all stored information. The site stores consent preferences and can load analytics when consent is given. Browser-based calculations are not a blanket promise of no storage or network activity. See the privacy policy.

How often are the tools updated?

Update timing depends on the figure and governing authority. Many IRS and Medicare figures change annually, but the federal bankruptcy-dollar adjustment cycle is generally three years under 11 U.S.C. §104, not annually. Check the individual tool's stated year and assumptions; this page does not promise immediate implementation of every new release. Substantive site changes appear in the changelog.

Corrections and updates

Correction · October 1, 2026. The inherited-Roth schedule listing now describes a scoped calendar and optional growth reference, not suggested withdrawal pacing. The conversion-cost listing no longer promises state-tax calculations that the model excludes. No linked calculator is newly certified by these listing corrections. Public correction record.

September 24, 2026 correction: corrected the catch-up regulation citation and distinguished 2026 statutory operation from later regulatory applicability. Removed blanket assurances that every tool has been verified, stores nothing, makes no analytics requests or is updated immediately. Clarified qualified-withdrawal assumptions, filing-status limits and the nonannual bankruptcy-dollar adjustment cycle. Public correction record.

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