And by individual stocks, I don’t mean the company’s stock. I’m talking about non-employer stocks traded on an exchange.
In addition, do most 401k plans allow the participant invest in any mutual fund of his/her choice? Or do most 401k plans offer only a limited mutual fund selection?
*I know plans vary. But, this is just a general question.
what does this mean???
employer matching contribution
One half of a participant’s elective deferral amount up to 6% of eligible compensation that is deferred. The maximum matching contirbution, therefore is 3% of a participant’s eligible compensation, Any deferrels over 6% of eligible compensation are not matched.
so does that mean I can put in 3% and the company will match it 3% as well to make a maximum of 6%????
or can I make a contribution of 6% and they will match that 6% making a total of 12%??
My parents died at 72 years old.I’m the only name on it.What should I do? It was a traditional IRA.Would I be taxed if I took the minimum distribution out at a time?Should I put it in the estate and are we taxed then?What is the best thing to do?I’m sharing this money with my brothers and sisters even though I was the only beneficiary.
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So, i heard there are technically 2 types of traditional iras. The tax deductible/tax-deffered, or non tax deductible.
If someone is not eligible for tax deductible, why would someone want a non-tax deductible traditional ira. especially if the have to pay taxes twice. once when they go in, and once when they go out.
it just doesnt make sense why they would even offer it as a choice, what am i missing?
They are:regular and roth. They were started in different years.
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