Aren’t they just paper losses? When the market recovers later on, won’t they recover their “paper losses” sometime in the future? I don’t understand this. Can someone please explain it to me. I figure it’s not a loss unless they cashed out of their programs and actually “realized” their losses.

I have recently changed jobs and would like to know if the annual limit still applies to my 401K.

For example, year to date I’ve contributed $10K to my previous employer’s 401K plan. Does this mea my 401K contribution for the year with the new employer should be less than 5.5K?

Thanks!

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