Answer: IRAS
IRAS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 313 times.
- Seniors' nest eggs, for short
- Some nest eggs: Abbr.
- They may be rolled over
- Tax plan staples
- Bank offerings, for short
- Some mutual fund accts.
- Some nest eggs
- Portfolio contents, for short
- Subject of Form 1040, line 15a
- Some investments, for short
- Annual contribution sites, for short
- Elderly's svgs.
- Attendant on Cleopatra, in Shakespeare
- 401(k) cousins
- Roth offerings
- Nest eggs, for short
- 81-Down's recommendations
- Savings plans
- Some bank hldgs.
- Brokerage offerings, for short
- Some J. P. Morgan hldgs.
- Bank offerings
- Certain caches, for short
- Some savings
- Long-term finan. plans
- They're sometimes rolled over
- Accts. for old age
- Levin and Gershwin
- Nest eggs for seniors: Abbr.
- Income source for seniors, for short
- Tax-deferred savings plans, for short
- Nest eggs, briefly
- S. & L. offerings
- Annual contributions may be made to them
- Things that can be rolled over, for short
- Investments usually held for yrs. and yrs.
- Form 1040 declarations, for short
- 401(k) alternatives
- Investment options, for short
- Parts of finan. portfolios
- Some nest eggs, briefly
- Gershwin and others
- Some nest eggs, for short
- Options for salting away, briefly
- S&L offerings
- Portfolio holdings, briefly
- Personal reserve funds, for short
- Keogh alternatives
- Gershwin and Levin
- Magaziner and Gershwin
- Some S&L offerings
- Roth, et al.
- Popular savings plans
- Some kitties, briefly
- Tax-law targets
- Some retirement accts.
- Portfolio parts (abbr.)
- They might be rolled over
- Nest egg accts.
- Roth plans, for short
- Some savings plans, for short
- Tax-deferred plans
- S&L offers
- Savings plans, for short
- Gershwin and Glass
- Savers' options
- Some nest eggs, in brief
- Some nest egg accts.
- Nest egg components, for short
- Plans for one's golden years, briefly
- Saving options, for short
- Keogh plan counterparts
- Tax-deferred accts.
- Savings for one's golden years, briefly
- Financial planner's suggestions
- Tax planner's recommendations
- Glass and Gershwin
- Some savings plans, briefly
- Investors might roll them over
- Keogh plan cousins
- They're often rolled over
- CPAs' recommendations
- Funds for the golden yrs.
- Some investment accts.
- Savings choices
- Accts. for the future
- Nest-egg accts.
- Writer Levin et al.
- Roth and SEP
- Nest-egg letters
- Tax shelters, briefly
- Investment options, briefly
- Portfolio holdings
- Source of some retirement income
- Retiree concerns
- Broker's offerings
- Source of funds for srs.
- Some investments
- Brokerage offerings
- Plans for the future
- Some investment tools
- Nest eggs
- Tax shelters
- Retirement accts.
- Keogh alternatives: Abbr.
- Cleopatra's attendant
- Investment options
- Latter-day accts.?
- Certain untaxed funds
- Levin et al.
- They might roll over
- Alternatives to pensions
- Bank offerings, briefly
- Some savings accts.
- Parts of many retirement plans
- Portfolio parts, briefly
- They may be tax-deductible
- Plans for retirement
- Sr. income sources
- Saving devices, briefly
- Future-minded investments
- Brief investments?
- SS supplements
- Some S&L plans
- 1040 subjs.
- Some S%26L accounts
- Nest egg segments, briefly
- Investments for one's golden years, maybe
- Nest egg choices, briefly
- Funds for some retirees
- Funds for later yrs.
- Parts of some portfolios
- Some long-term investments
- Cleopetra's maid
- They may be SIMPLE or traditional
- Some S&L accounts
- Saver's options
- Rollover candidates
- Nest egg choices
- S&L options
- Some CDs
- Some cds
- Income sources for some srs.
- Cleo's maid
- Schwab options
- Long-term investments
- Savings choices, briefly
- Some tax shelters
- Some long-term plans
- Savings options for the golden yrs.
- Alternatives to 401(k)s
- Retirement funds, for short
- Tax-deferred svgs. plans
- Savings options, for short
- Nest-eggs held at S&Ls
- Portfolio options, for short
- Savings plans, briefly
- They may be rolled over, for short
- Roth investments
- Saving plans often tapped by srs.
- Some tax shelters, for short
- Saving options
- S&L holdings
- Roth ___ (bank plans)
- Nest-egg accounts
- Roth ___ (tax shelters)
- Tax-sheltered accts.
- Financial reserves for later years, in brief
- Srs.' income sources
- Some S&L holdings
- Part of some portfolios: Abbr.
- Taxsheltered accts.
- Certain nest eggs, for short
- Nest eggs (abbr.)
- Nest eggs for srs.
- Tax-deferred setups
- Srs.' nest eggs
- Tax-deferred instruments
- "Simple" plans
- Investments for old age, for short
- Retiree concerns, for short
- Remesen and Levin
- Savings options
- Some plans for the future, briefly
- Some savings plans, in brief
- Certain tax shelters, for short
- Nest eggs held at S&Ls
- Tax law subjects
- They may be rolled over, briefly
- Some SS supplements
- Sins
- Nest eggs for many (abbr.)
- Gershwin, and namesakes
- Remsen and Levin
- Rainy-day options, briefly
- Mr. Gershwin et al.
- Certain retirement accounts
- S&L nest eggs
- They can roll over, briefly
- They often roll over
- Investments for later yrs.
- Retirees' accts.
- Some saving options
- Fidelity offerings, for short
- Things opened by many employees, for short
- Deferred savings accts.
- You might order them to roll over
- Some savings, for short
- Nest-egg funds, briefly
- They're best left untouched, generally speaking
- $$$ for the future
- Investments for the future: Abbr.
- Portfolio parts, for short
- Golden age funds: abbr.
- Savings vehicles for later yrs.
- Cleopatra's maid
- See 70 Across
- Subjects of IRS Pub. 590
- Nest-egg choices
- Soc. Sec. supplements for many
- Portfolio choices
- Cash stashes
- Some portfolio holdings, for short
- S.&L. offerings
- Some tax-deferred accts.
- Tax-sheltered plans: Abbr.
- Nest eggs for the golden yrs.
- Certain long-term investments
- Keogh plan relatives: Abbr.
- Nest eggs for later years, in brief
- Some S&L nest eggs
- Tax planners' suggestions
- S&L products
- Merrill Edge offerings, briefly
- Some pension funds
- Line 32 items on 1040 forms
- Some nest eggs: Abbr.
- Roth plans
- Nest-egg plans: Abbr.
- Nest-egg plans
- Savings for the golden yrs.
- Some bank offerings
- 401(k) alternatives, for short
- Supplements to Social Security, briefly
- Accts. funded annually, perhaps
- Some supplements to Soc. Sec.
- Set-asides for old age, for short
- A lady's maid to Cleopatra
- 401(k) relatives
- Credit union offerings
- Vehicles assembled for future use
- Writers Levin and Wolfert
- Destinations for some PR deductions
- A lady-in-waiting to Cleo
- Rolled-over investments, for short
- Long-term reserves
- Best ___ (nerdwallet.com subject)
- Popular tax shelters, for short
- Long-term investments, briefly
- They may defer your taxes
- Some S.&L. offerings
- Golden years investments, briefly
- Golden-years savings vehicles, for short
- Some "traditional" investments, for short
- Soc. Sec. supplements
- Savings vehicles
- Nest-egg plans: Abbr.
- Savings plans for one's later years, in brief
- Tax-advantaged investment tools, for short
- Nest-egg savings plans: Abbr.
- Nest egg parts
- Nest egg plans
- Some tax-deferred investments
- Some savings plans
- See 61-Across
- SEP and SIMPLE plans
- Golden-years plans
- Savings plans for old age, in brief
- Investments for old age, briefly
- Parts of some seniors' financial plans, for short
- Popular nest eggs, briefly
- Some nest egg components
- Nest egg accounts: Abbr.
- They're held for eventual tapping
- Nest egg plans: Abbr.
- Some are traditional, in brief
- Nest-egg accounts: Abbr.
- Destinations for many contributions
- Some S&L deposit destinations
- Roth and SEP plans
- C.D. holders, maybe
- Keogh plan alternatives: Abbr.
- Cousins of 401(k)s
- Golden years funds
- Some long-term plans, in brief
- Plans for some seniors, in brief
- Some long-term investments, briefly
- Nest egg options
- Good ways to save, initially
- Golden yrs. funds
- Vehicles that may roll over
- Retirement planning options
- Funds for the future, for short
- Certain nest eggs, in brief
- See 9-Down
- Some investments, in brief
- Things that may be traditional, for short
- Plans that may be traditional for short
- Parts of many portfolios, in brief
- SEP and Roth, for two
- Some savings accounts
- Some Fidelity offerings, for short
- Parts of many $$$ portfolios