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You can put an additional $35k in post-tax contributions to your 401k after $18k in pre-tax.
by ng12 10y ago
You can put an additional $35k in post-tax contributions to your 401k after $18k in pre-tax.
- CocaKoala 10y agoAh, interesting; I didn't know that. It looks like the post-tax contributions get rolled over into a Roth IRA when you start disbursement (I think? I am not in the business of financial management and my grasp of the subject pretty much extends to "I should max out my 401k and my Roth IRA every year and if I keep on doing that then probably I'll be able to retire", so there are almost definitely some nuances here that I'm missing). I'll have to talk to somebody to figure out if this is a good option for me or not.