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But the max you can put in is $19k how are some ppl putting in almost 20% of your salary
yeah, you can’t gauge much from these answers without the salary context
Where else can I put pre-tax income other than my 401(k)? Roth IRA? I’m a noob.
10% 23
18% - 28
10% - 38
5% — 28 y/o.
I need to be putting in more.
8% into my 401k and an additional 17% into a separate investment account. 48 years old.
The 17% isn’t going into a tax protected account. It goes into a brokerage account that my financial advisor manages/invests for me on an on-going basis.
14%, 36
Put as much as you can possibly afford.
7% 401k with 5% match, 30% into separate brokerage. -25yo
Can someone dumb down the reasons why you’d want to have a ROTH IRA now as opposed to investing in a 401k if you can’t do both?
Thanks for this!
14% - 29
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