<prompt> Human: Id like to make sure I hit the maximum allowable annual contribution on my Roth IRA. However, after taking a look at my upcoming expenses, it doesnt look like Ill be able to hit that mark using my checking account.EDIT: I have a Vanguard Retirement 2050 fund Im 29 and a Vanguard brokerage account, which currently houses a VG Money Market Fund. I also have a VG Target Retirement 2050 Mutual Fund. Both the MMF and Target Fund have healthy enough balances for me to sell from those funds in order to hit the max Roth IRA contribution if I need to the Roth is with a different financial institution. Should I utilize those VG accounts i.e. sell shares to hit the 5,500 maximum allowable contribution for my Roth IRA? If so, which one between the MMF and the Target Fund should I draw from?  <response>: I would do it. You are moving funds from a taxable to a tax sheltered account. 