Seniors can continue to contribute up to $6,500 (rather than $5,500 for those under 50) to a traditional IRA, as long as they are not withdrawing funds. They might (depending on income) get a tax deduction for that contribution. But contributions are no longer allowed the year the account holder turns 70.5.
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