If you are married and work, but your spouse does not work, you can:

	a.	Contribute to your own IRA but not your spouse's.
	b.	Your spouse must have earnings in order to have an IRA contribution this year.
	c.	You can contribute up to $2,000 for an IRA for your spouse.
	d.	You can contribute the same amount to your spouse's IRA as you contribute to your own.

A joint tenancy with right of survivorship may consist of

	a.	a parent and child.
	b.	a husband and wife.
	c.	a brother and sister.
	d.	any of the above (a, b, or c)
	e.	None of these