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| Subject: Switch From a Roth 401k to a Traditional 401k? | Date: 12/23/2012 8:46 AM | |
| Author: jettaker | Number: 24972 of 26270 | |
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Hi I'm 27 years old and have been taking advantage of both Roth 401ks and Roth IRAs for the past 5 years. Roth is good for young people, right? Well, I recently got a promotion and with it a raise that will put me into the 28% tax bracket. I fully intend to keep funding the Roth IRA as much as possible until income limits stop me. But my question is do I stop contributing to my Roth 401k and instead start putting my money into a traditional 401k? If not now, then at what point? Thanks for weighing in! |
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