Category: Roth 401K

The IRS just announced a 2020 maximum 401K contribution limit of $19,500, which is the max you can contribute to a 401K in a given calendar year. This is an …

401Ks “suck”. But only in comparison to what they’ve replaced. And given that they are the standard today, you would be wise to make the most of your 401K, …

So, you have a 401K. Congratulations! (many don’t) What’s next? You have to decide how much you would like to contribute, of course. And this crucial stage is where …

Me: Forgive me father, for I have sinned. Father Finance: You are in a safe place to share your sins, my son. What would you like to confess? Me: …

Have you ever wondered, “Hmmm… can I roll this retirement plan over to that retirement plan”? Retirement plan rollovers can be confusing. Sometimes there are goofy rules around when …

This is the second of a multi-part series on retirement accounts for self-employment income. I previously gave a rundown of SEP IRAs. In this post, I’ll cover the mighty …

Amongst Gen X and Gen Y, there now seems to be an overwhelming belief that Roths are the better alternative when compared to Traditional retirement accounts. When I talk …