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Traditional and Roth IRAs are different from 401(k) plans because they are

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Traditional and Roth IRAs are different from 401(k) plans because they are set up by individuals.

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401(k) plans are typically only available with an employer identification number (EIN). They cannot be set up by the individual themselves. Traditional and Roth IRAs do not require an employer's EIN.

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