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seginald | What percentage of my income should i invest in my company's 401K? |
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Jaggu Don
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For minimum you want to save as much as your company matches.. it varies from 2% to 6% normally..
For maximum - There is not one fits all answer for it. It depends on how much you want to get back from 401k at the age of 59 when you can withdraw from it (and hence how old you are currently) and how much is your salary...
You can use 401k calculator to calculate how much you will have by contributing different percentage of your salary when you 59 - you should use right precentage which meets your goals
You can use following calculator to estimate it..
http://www.money-zine.com/Calculators/Retirement-Calculators/401k-Savings-Calculator/ |
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Not Guilty!
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As much as the pre-tax limit will allow. This will earn you 28% in tax saving alone and will not show up as income, this will put you in a lower tax bracket as well. Plus you will earn profits on money that otherwise would have belonged to the government. Invest in medium risk stock funds for the long haul and never take a hardship withdraw or they will sock you with a 10% penalty as well as taxes. |
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Ernie
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at least 10%. |
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kaybeepgh_29
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If your company will match a certain % of what you put in - put that amount in! |
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eric c
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You should put at least the amount to receive the maximum match from your company (if they provide one). So if they match the first 6% put at least 6%. The more you can do the better. The maximum is not 15%, this rule has changed. The maximum is $15,500 if under age 50, 50 and over can do $20,500. Also note you can not exceed 100% of earned income for the calendar year in a 401k, so if you only made $10,000 you can't do $15,500 only $10,000. Save as much as you can, its a great program, people should do at least 6-8% as a general rule. |
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witz1960
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As much as you can afford to. |
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Dusty
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You have to do the math to see how much you can afford. Take your gross pay & multiply by say 6% for your 401K. Subtract that # & all your other pretax deductions from your gross pay. When you have that amt, go to PaycheckCity.com, (under personal calculators, look for for paycheck calc) and put the number in. That will give your paycheck after taxes & from that figure you need to subtract your after tax deductions to get your true net pay to compare to your bills. Go up or down on your 401K to get the bottom line you can pay your bills, eat and play. |
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Bob Loblaw
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25% |
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William H
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The maximum is 15%. That is how much I put into the 401(k). |
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