How To Spell ira?
How to Pronounce ira?
Correct pronunciation for the word "ira" is [ˈi͡əɹə], [ˈiəɹə], [ˈiə_ɹ_ə].
What are the misspellings for ira?
- iragi,
- irry,
- israe,
- iread,
- ouray,
- areea,
- arewa,
- iraqe,
- iery,
- ir's,
- iriate,
- irash,
- ifre,
- kiera,
- iraki,
- irani,
- sirah,
- erear,
- areaa,
- ariea,
- siera,
- erray,
- orca,
- dra,
- irac,
- arrea,
- auara,
- keira,
- ia,
- airal,
- isore,
- irr,
- mirra,
- iwa,
- earia,
- i'va,
- irean,
- iwoa,
- ashra,
- ird,
- wra,
- iea,
- phiro,
- awera,
- arear,
- iwb,
- irrig,
- liara,
- viera,
- cra,
- isaw,
- irqi,
- idao,
- airie,
- aurua,
- aeria,
- ora,
- anera,
- iraci,
- tra,
- ara,
- ireal,
- areia,
- irb,
- iras,
- odraw,
- irma,
- irap,
- ophra,
- ita,
- diaria,
- ima,
- irian,
- irs,
- cira,
- zierra,
- imora,
- iva,
- irak,
- ireane,
- aira,
- sra,
- idai,
- areah,
- ezra,
- ohara,
- irn,
- utra,
- umra,
- siria,
- iraq,
- ihear,
- ciera,
- irl,
- areae,
- wiraw,
- irat,
- iriash,
- iro,
- ivroy,
- orka,
- airea,
- areqa,
- araea,
- irqa,
- iuj,
- it'a,
- ida,
- irena,
- eirc,
- inrear,
- earea,
- ir,
- ifra,
- awray,
- piru,
- inarea,
- idra,
- irain,
- aerea,
- irag,
- firae,
- dieria,
- iran,
- auora,
- irm,
- irih,
- iraw,
- mira,
- mra,
- arwaw,
- ciara,
- airey,
- kira,
- direa,
- ihva,
- iraeli,
- issa,
- iraqu,
- airer,
- irt,
- ulra,
- i'ma,
- pra,
- kiara,
- isa,
- tiarra,
- ihrem,
- idera,
- awrae,
- iraqui,
- irauq,
- irh,
- areau,
- iqra,
- isay,
- areai,
- ifa,
- iram,
- yrar,
- gra,
- irael,
- fra,
- imay,
- auroa,
- iirsh,
- irraq,
- iawa,
- diray,
- ina,
- eeiry,
- ipray,
- aarea,
- ra
"Ira" in context
Ira stands for Individual Retirement Account and is a type of savings plan that has been designed to help individuals save for retirement. An IRA is a way for individuals to save for retirement and take advantage of tax advantages when doing so. Individuals can open up an IRA account with a bank or financial institution, or even online with a broker, and make contributions to the account either through regular contributions or a lump sum deposit. The money in the IRA can then be invested in various stocks, bonds and other investments, allowing individuals to generate a retirement nest egg over time.
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