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Chief
Max it out
99%
Maxing it out
0% saving money for the now in case SHTF
I mean recruiters are breaking down my LinkedIn lately but I know that would still take a month at the least to get hired. So I want reserves of 10k a month for a rainy day.
Maxing it out
Chief
I max it. I get a 5% match, so it's a nice bonus to what I contribute.
I've only maxed it since I was 32. Before that I wasn't making enough to comfortably max it given family/housing/student loan expenses, but I always contributed enough to get the full company match at the bare minimum.
Rising Star
Maxing it out. Company matches full upto 6%
Chief
6%+5% employer safe harbor contribution
10%. Kept it there for the bonus payout as well.
10%
10% w/6% company matching. Trying not to look at it, planning to use in about 10 years.
Rising Star
16% , special case though, my financial advisor told me I was not on pace for retirement and I needed to step it up. I contribute the annual limit now
I max it out and enjoy the match. Early on in my career when funds were tighter I'd contribute whatever was necessary for the full match. Around 5-6%
15%, which maxes it out but I have the excess spill over into after-tax contribution
Chief
8% - can’t afford to max it yet
12%
Chief
7% which should be enough to max it
14% and not maxing it out 😫😫😫
Finally maxing it
14% plus Firm's contribution - I'd do more but student debt.
Historically maxed out, but 0% for the next couple months. I want a more liquid position.