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Out of curiosity, assuming the retirement you mention is a 401k, why don’t you elect to contribute the yearly maximum?
by tshaddox 5y ago
Out of curiosity, assuming the retirement you mention is a 401k, why don’t you elect to contribute the yearly maximum?
- sharpy 5y agoI just put the extra money into regular investment account. My investments account tend to perform better than the rather boring results that 401k accounts give me. Would be different story, if I was allowed to contribute to Roth IRA. I actually didn't know about the backdoor conversion until this year, but that loophole seems to be on its way out.