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Contributing to your M1 Roth IRA

Updated over a month ago

Making contributions to your M1 Roth IRA is straightforward, but it’s important to understand both the process and your eligibility for contributing. This guide covers contribution limits, income rules, and step-by-step instructions for making deposits.

2024 & 2025 IRA contribution limits

  • For both 2024 and 2025:

    • If you are under age 50: $7,000 total to all your IRAs (Traditional & Roth combined).

    • If you are age 50 or older: $8,000 (includes $1,000 "catch-up" contribution).

Roth IRA income eligibility limits

Your ability to contribute to a Roth IRA phases out at higher income levels. Below are the IRS limits for 2024 contributions (2025 limits are typically adjusted slightly higher; check IRS.gov for updates each year):

2024 Roth IRA contribution eligibility by filing status:

Filing Status

Full Contribution Allowed If MAGI* Is:

Partial Contribution Allowed If MAGI Is:

Not Allowed If MAGI Is:

Single/Head of Household

< $146,000

$146,000–$161,000

≥ $161,000

Married Filing Jointly

< $230,000

$230,000–$240,000

≥ $240,000

Married Filing Separately

$0

$0–$10,000

≥ $10,000

* Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI).

To calculate your MAGI, see IRS Publication 590-A or consult a tax professional.

Contribution deadlines

  • IRA contributions for a given tax year can be made up to the tax filing deadline for the following year (generally April 15).

    • Example: 2024 contributions can be made from January 1, 2024, through April 15, 2025.

When depositing, you will be able to select whether your contribution applies to the current or previous tax year (during the eligible window).

Instructions: Making a contribution to your M1 IRA

Web

  1. Log in to your M1 account at m1.com.

  2. Click "Move Money" in the main menu.

  3. Select the type of transfer you’d like to make.

    1. One-time: A single contribution.

    2. Recurring: Set up automatic deposits on a chosen schedule.

  4. Choose your Roth IRA account from the account list.

  5. Enter the amount you’d like to contribute.

  6. Choose the contribution year (if contributing between January 1 and tax day).

  7. Confirm and submit your contribution.

Mobile

  1. Open the M1 app.

  2. Tap "Move Money" at the bottom of the screen.

  3. Select the type of transfer you’d like to make.

    1. One-time: A single contribution.

    2. Recurring: Set up automatic deposits on a chosen schedule.

  4. Choose your Roth IRA account.

  5. Enter the amount to contribute.

  6. Choose the contribution year (if eligible).

  7. Confirm all details, then tap "Submit".

Processing time of funds

  • Deposits from a linked bank account generally take 1–3 business days to arrive in your M1 account.

  • You can view pending transfers and investment activity in the Activity or Transfers section.

For questions about IRS income limits and your Roth IRA contribution eligibility, please consult a qualified tax professional.


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