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How Will Higher IRA Contributions Affect You?
IRA contributions are $5,000 in 2010 and may be indexed to inflation thereafter in increments of $500.

To illustrate the impact of this, a 25-year-old saving $2,000 a year – and earning an assumed 8% return – would accumulate about $518,000 by age 65. If a 25-year-old were to take full advantage of the proposed increases and earned the same return, he or she would have nearly $1.1 million at age 65.*

How will higher contribution limits affect you? Enter your information below, and see how your retirement savings may grow.

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*This is for illustration only and does not predict or guarantee the performance of any Wells Fargo Advantage FundSM.

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Any tax or legal information provided is a summary of our current understanding and interpretation of the current income tax regulations and is not exhaustive. Investors should consult their tax advisor or legal counsel for advice and information concerning their specific situation.

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