Individual Retirement Accountin a sentence
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The company matches her contributions to her IRA.
IRA = a retirement savings account into which the saver can invest money with tax advantages
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- Things very close to the detonation remain intact—the unbroken teacup in the blown-out IRA cottage or what have you.† (source)
- The Red Branch Knights, the Fenian Men, the IRA.† (source)
- My dad drives my mom completely insane because he's always going around, digging her bank statements out from the big salad bowl where she throws all our mail, and trying to tell her how much she would save in interest if she would just transfer funds out of her checking account and into a Roth IRA.† (source)
- —IRA HAYES FOURTEEN BILLION DOLLARS, TO BE EXACT.† (source)
- I could parachute you into County Limerick this very day, Mr. McLean, and it is very likely that within a single year you'd be cultivating potatoes, courting an ugly Irish wench, and running guns for the IRA.† (source)
- But that citizen's perception was also at one with the truth in recognizing that the very brutality of the means by which the IRA were pursuing change was destructive of the trust upon which new possibilities would have to be based.† (source)
- There was an Irishman who sang songs about the IRA, though the others said he was in for rape.† (source)
- You're entitled to money from the IRA, too, says Grandpa.† (source)
- In awhile he says we're in Terenure and now we have to find Mr. Charles Heggarty of the IRA.† (source)
- Dad tells Mam she can sit on a bench in the station while he goes to see the IRA man in a place called Terenure.† (source)
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- He fought with the Old IRA and for some desperate act he wound up a fugitive with a price on his head.† (source)
- All in vain, however, for the man stepped out of the line; but instead of finding a gun at his temple, he was thrown backward and away as the gunmen opened fire on those remaining in the line, for these were not Protestant terrorists, but members, presumably, of the Provisional IRA.† (source)
- So it was that I found myself in the mid-nineteen seventies in another small house, this time in Co. Wicklow south of Dublin, with a young family of my own and a slightly less imposing radio set, listening to the rain in the trees and to the news of bombings closer to home-not only those by the Provisional IRA in Belfast but equally atrocious assaults in Dublin by loyalist paramilitaries from the north.† (source)
- While the Christian moralist in oneself was impelled to deplore the atrocious nature of the IRA's campaign of bombings and killings, and the "mere Irish" in oneself was appalled by the ruthlessness of the British Army on occasions like Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972, the minority citizen in oneself, the one who had grown up conscious that his group was distrusted and discriminated against in all kinds of official and unofficial ways, this citizen's perception was at one with the poetic…† (source)
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