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Feb 16 2023
I can roll over the Max contribution to a Roth. Then do it again every year. 2 roll over into a money market account. My questions are: what else can I do? Could I use my Roth to invest into Treasury?...
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Feb 15 2023
If someone where to invest the max IRA contribution limit of $6,500, then turn around and roll that over into an employer 401k, would that then reset your IRA contributions for the year? Allowing you ...
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Feb 15 2023
I'm having a problem and I was hoping I could find some expertise here. I have a 401k at a smallish plan provider that I won't name, yet. I have a need to cash-out my current 100% vested balance. I am...
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Feb 14 2023
I’m tired of having 3 different 401k accounts so I want to consolidate and I’m looking for some advice/opinions on my options. Option 1 - roll 2 over into my current employers 401k Option ...
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Feb 12 2023
My son started his first real post-college job at a small employer (< 50) who contracts with Blue Star Retirement to handle their 401k plan. He doesn't know anything about investing and so he just ...
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Feb 11 2023
The choice between pre-tax and Roth 401(k) contributions may be trickier than you expect, financial experts say. Here's what to know....
cnbc.com
Feb 08 2023
I have a 401k through my old employer. Worked there for 4 years. I left on good terms however it was hell working there. It was such an unprofessional setting, all the employees including management l...
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Feb 07 2023
I like to try to max out my 401k as early in the year as possible. My company match is 4%. We get our bonus in March, and I can elect to contribute as much of it as possible to my 401k. I expect my bo...
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Feb 07 2023
I’m a 51 yo . I have 401K with $228,000. I earn $110,000-120,000 a year. Save 13% plus employer matches 100% up to 6%. I also max out my Roth. For January total invested between 401k, employer m...
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Feb 06 2023
I'm 26 and started a new job. At my old company I contributed to a 401k which received a 5% match, and I also have my own IRA. My new company offers a 401k but does not offer a match program (sucks I ...
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Feb 06 2023
new but would like to start saving in my upper 30s first permanent job too. submitted by /u/tbluhp[visit reddit] [comments]...
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Feb 03 2023
Im thinking about taking a job that would be a 40K pay cut but would give me a pension in 12 years. So just to have numbers to work with I make about 175,000 right now but the job Im considering is ab...
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Feb 02 2023
I currently invest 100% of my investment into my Roth 401K. Would it be better to split it 50/50 into a before tax and after tax account? I know there are tax advantages to both. Does it really matter...
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Feb 01 2023
Using your 401K or IRA to fund early retirement without penalty can be done under certain conditions. There are a couple of methods to take early withdrawal...
leisurefreak.com
Jan 28 2023
How much money have you saved in your IRA and 401K? Making contributions to one of these tax-deferred retirement accounts is the easy part. But withdrawing this money in retirement gets complicated. T...
bossretirement.com
Jan 26 2023
I’m retiring later this year and have a company 401k of $350k. I contacted the company asking about withdrawing after I retire. They told me I would have to choose how long I want to withdraw an...
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Jan 23 2023
Last year was a bumpy ride for the market, and many investors are rattled. We’ve talked before about how the market goes up 80% of the time. But this also means it goes down 20% of the time. And...
401kmaneuver.com
Jan 20 2023
I’ll be going over exactly how I set up my Meta 401k and my partners Uber 401k....
andrenader.substack.com
Jan 20 2023
I want to open up a 401(k) solo, but I’m confused about a few things. I’m self-employed and I would like to open up a 401(k) solo. How do I do this? I know the easiest thing is to go to a ...
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Jan 17 2023
Hello everyone I’m currently 21 years old and I’m lost on how I should go about my retirement. I have a 401K that I put $200 dollars every paycheck (every 2 weeks) I also have a Robinhood ...
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Jan 14 2023
I own a small business (I have an S Corp LLC) and want to start putting $'s away into a 401k account (any retirement fund account). I can put anywhere from 1k - 1,500 into this account monthly and not...
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Dec 29 2022
Don’t wait for retirement to start cultivating the relationships and activities that will sustain you in your postwork years...
wsj.com
Dec 16 2022
Most employers allow you to take funds out of your retirement account, but the withdrawals come with significant downsides. Our columnist discusses other options....
nytimes.com
Dec 13 2022
When deciding how much to save in your 401(k) plan, remember to consider the 401(k) match and retirement savings tax breaks....
money.usnews.com
Nov 04 2022
Use this free 401k early withdrawal calculator to understand the potential impacts of an early withdrawal on your long-term savings....
personalcapital.com
Nov 01 2022
Get the details on 401k contribution limits for 2023 in order to determine how much you want to stow away in your employer-sponsored retirement account....
personalcapital.com
Oct 23 2022
With rising interest rates and record-high inflation, more people are looking to borrow money from their 401(k) plans. Before heading down that road, you need to know how 401(k) loans affect your reti...
eggstack.com
Aug 15 2022
Can you contribute to a 401k and an IRA? The answer is yes! There are three common examples of how it can be done. This type of retirement saving can add up....
personalcapital.com
Jul 20 2022
Both 401k and 403b are employer-sponsored retirement plans but with a few differences. Discover the features of a 401k vs 403b and which is right for you....
personalcapital.com
Apr 27 2022
The biggest differences between a Roth 401k vs a Roth IRA are contribution limits, eligibility criteria, and required minimum distributions in retirement....
personalcapital.com
Nov 19 2020
Next time you hear "people used to have a pension," think "people used to save 15-20% of their pay." Nothing stops you from doing so today, unless you don't want to....
thefinancebuff.com
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