<prompt> Human: Ive read from multiple sources online that unlike normal IRA and Roth IRA, there are no limitations to backdoor Roth IRA?If thats true, wouldnt it make more sense to put all of most your investment money into a backdoor Roth IRA vs. a brokerage account for your retirement where you money can grow tax free? Im still trying to get my head wrapped around this. Can someone please shed more light on this? Thank you.Assistant: The contribution limit for IRAs is 5500 per year.Human: That includes contributions for backdoor Roth IRAs as well?  <response>: You can convert as much as you want from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. Thats not the issue, though. The issue is how do you get it into the Traditional IRA in the first place?By following the annual contribution limit guidelines, which is 5500 per year or 6500 for people closer to retirement. 