Kevin, a $19-$year$-$old, full$-$time college student, earned $$3,000$ in wages. His maximum IRA contribution for $2023$ is $\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

$$750$

$$3,697$

$$3,000$

$$3,750$

Samantha is married, and lived with her spouse for the first two months of the year. She chooses to file a separate return. Her modified AGI is $$10,975.$

Donald is married and files a joint return. Both he and his spouse are covered by an employer$-$sponsored plan. The couple's modified AGI is $$116,001.$

The taxpayer must be less than age $70(1)/(2).$

The taxpayer must be at least age $18,$ but there is no maximum age.

The taxpayer must be at least age $19$ if not a full$-$time student or age $24$ if they are a full$-$time student, but there is no maximum age.

There is no age requirement if the taxpayer meets the compensation requirements.

What is the age requirement $($if any$)$ to contribute to a traditional IRA?

The taxpayer must be less than age $70(1)/(2).$

The taxpayer must be at least age $18,$ but there is no maximum age.

The taxpayer must be at least age $19$ if not a full$-$time student or age $24$ if they are a full$-$time student, but there is no maximum age.

There is no age requirement if the taxpayer meets the compensation requirements.

$$833$

$$2,125$

$$2,500$

$$2,750$

$$2,500$

$$2,853$