Originally posted by: Queasy
Wow, that almost kills most of the incentive for doing a 401(k).
My first job out of college (1998) was awesome with their 401(k) matching. They matched 100% of the first 6% for each paycheck. Later they dropped it down to matching once a year. Then when they got bought by another company it was matching up to 50% once a year based on the performance of the company.
My current job is 50% matching for the first 6%.
I'd suggest doing the 6% into your 401(k) just for the tax deduction. Put the rest of your retirement savings in a Roth IRA or other investment vehicle.
Originally posted by: Viper GTS
If your taxable income is over $25K you can't claim the saver's credit, so all you'd get would be the tax charged on your contributions.
You'd be better off with the Roth IRA.
Saver's Credit
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Skoorb
We used to get 30% up to 6% and have not had matching in 18 months. They're hoping to reinstate it this year. Mrsskoorb gets 100% up to 5%, which is nice
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Originally posted by: Skoorb
We used to get 30% up to 6% and have not had matching in 18 months. They're hoping to reinstate it this year. Mrsskoorb gets 100% up to 5%, which is nice
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Originally posted by: Skoorb
We used to get 30% up to 6% and have not had matching in 18 months. They're hoping to reinstate it this year. Mrsskoorb gets 100% up to 5%, which is nice
Originally posted by: Skoorb
Say wha?Originally posted by: vi_edit
Originally posted by: Skoorb
We used to get 30% up to 6% and have not had matching in 18 months. They're hoping to reinstate it this year. Mrsskoorb gets 100% up to 5%, which is nice
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