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Originally Posted by Flavor 987S
Hey Steve, I am no expert, but, yes, you can have a company 401K/Roth 401K fund and max out at the $17.5. And you can stash away another $5.5 in an after tax self directed IRA account. No tax deductions for the the extra $5.5. Your spose can do the same, so yearly you can bank $46,000 away. If you turn 50 years old this year, add another $11,000 ($5.5 each) to the "catch-up" at your company's plan. For a grand total of $57,000. 
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I just checked these out and you can do both 3 & 4
The ability to contribute to an IRA and have it be deductible or a Roth IRA phase out based on your income, with the limits being higher if you are filing married. I am not sure of the benefit of contributing to an IRA if it is not Roth and is non deductible since you have to pay taxes when it comes out but I am sure there must be one
I will check it out further, thank you!