A marriage partner of a spouse with earned income and without a qualified retirement plan
A) may not have a spousal IRA unless he or she also has earned a minimal wage.
B) may have a spousal IRA even if she or he had no earned income.
C) may have a spousal IRA only if the market worker contributed less than $2,000 to his or her IRA.
D) may not have an IRA if the working spouse already has one.
Correct Answer:
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