Originally Posted by
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No, it doesn't. Income doesn't dictate one's ability to contribute to an IRA (assuming you earned enough to contribute, you cannot contribute if you don't earn income, but I assume you weren't referring to that).
Well....first I believe you meant income limits, as contribution limits are definitely a thing. And there certainly are income limits for the three different types of IRA contributions one may be able to make:
1) Traditional, deductible (limited)
2) Roth (limited differently)
3) Traditional, non-deductible (not limited)
I suspect you know that, but remember not everyone is nearly as up to speed on this stuff as I believe you are.