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Max 401k, or put towards paying off house?

Hello you sexy mothertruckers! DW and I bought a house at the end of 2020, and moved from CA to TN where we’re no longer paying state income tax (I’m not, at least). This gives me an extra $500ish take home per pay period since I’m not paying CA state income tax. We can round…

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Anyone Execute a mega backdoor roth in solo 401k ?

Got a reminder email from Justin at DiscountSolo401k that if the 401k assets were worth $250,000 (or more) on Dec. 31st of 2018 then you need to file Form 5500-EZ by July 31st. Here’s the email: “We’re writing to inform you of a 401k compliance deadline on July 31st, 2019. IRS Form 5500-EZ is due…

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Big Changes to your 401k are Coming
Big Changes to your 401k are Coming

The Government is changing the 401k, 457, 403b, and other retirement programs. So, it will affect you! The changes may sound good by the way they spin the words. But are they? The key changes are in: how the tax deductions will work. Many people, not just the wealthy; those average middle-class workers could be…

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Biden 401k – Taxed Twice?

Hmm, this is interesting. Seems like it would be better than the current system for anyone in a tax bracket under 26%. For someone in one of the tax brackets above 26% whether it’s still worth contributing would probably depend on how many years of tax-free compounding you will get and your expected retirement tax…

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Crash Proof Retirement Matches 401k Contributions for Third Consecutive Year
Crash Proof Retirement Matches 401k Contributions for Third Consecutive Year

King of Prussia, PA — (ReleaseWire) — 01/20/2021 — Crash Proof Retirement, LLC continues to soar above and beyond in the financial industry and is pleased to announce that, despite the global pandemic, they matched their employees’ 2020 401k contributions at a rate of 144%. Following an incredibly successful performance in 2020, Crash Proof Retirement…

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How much should I put in my 401k per paycheck?

For example, if a 50-year-old buys a $500,000 annuity with lifetime income and wants to retire in 10 years at age 60, that person would receive about $53,110 a year for the rest of their life. If you live for 30 years in retirement, you will receive $1.6 million in payments. How much savings does…

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