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Jack will eligible for IRA 2018.
Jack who was married person and has an AGI of $150000. His spouse was active participate in employer plan so jack have Limit of AGI 150000 Which is lower than specified in IRA 2018. In IRA 2018 specified if married person filling jointly (spouse has an employer's plan) limit out will be $199000.
AGI Limit will be $189000.
so jack will satisfied the conditions.
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