how much do you contribute monthly to 401k or ira?

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  • SlickFazzer
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 05-22-08
    • 20209

    #1
    how much do you contribute monthly to 401k or ira?
    100 for 401k and 50 for ira currrently at fazzer inc.
  • Brock Landers
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 06-30-08
    • 45359

    #2
    undetermined amount going into my 403b plan
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    • UntilTheNDofTimE
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 05-29-08
      • 9285

      #3
      When i was working for a corporation....
      5% 401K( employer matches 100% up to 5%)
      and
      Roth IRA The max 5,000 per year.

      Now that im freelance working on the side just doing the Roth IRA. I started contributing the max to the Roth When i turned 18 and been doing it ever since. So even if i no longer do the 401k i think ill be fine. Plus you can pull out of the Roth penalty free in need of an emergency
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      • UntilTheNDofTimE
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 05-29-08
        • 9285

        #4
        Originally posted by SlickFazzer
        100 for 401k and 50 for ira currrently at fazzer inc.
        100 a month only? are you even taking advantage of your employers full match?
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        • baskets
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 11-24-11
          • 11691

          #5
          I think that needs a spear.
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          • Br0nxer
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 03-25-11
            • 13665

            #6
            20% pre tax weekly in my 401k
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            • UntilTheNDofTimE
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 05-29-08
              • 9285

              #7
              Originally posted by Br0nxer
              20% pre tax weekly in my 401k
              Great way to avoid the tax man
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              • ACoochy
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 08-19-09
                • 13949

                #8

                Don't know about u boys but my money is on 401k's not existing by the time I retire.
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                • a4u2fear
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 01-29-10
                  • 8147

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Br0nxer
                  20% pre tax weekly in my 401k
                  Not allowed unless you're over 40 and making up for not previously investing, at least not in NY. 15% is max.


                  I do 10%
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                  • Br0nxer
                    SBR Posting Legend
                    • 03-25-11
                    • 13665

                    #10
                    Originally posted by a4u2fear
                    Not allowed unless you're over 40 and making up for not previously investing, at least not in NY. 15% is max.


                    I do 10%
                    I'm allowed up to 35% pre tax
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                    • Emily_Haines
                      SBR Posting Legend
                      • 04-14-09
                      • 15917

                      #11
                      Unreal how many still don't realize it's a rigged game

                      Lot's of idiots just can't wait to start giving their money away

                      Anyone contributing more than 0% ought to have their head examined.
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                      • Br0nxer
                        SBR Posting Legend
                        • 03-25-11
                        • 13665

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Emily_Haines
                        Unreal how many still don't realize it's a rigged game

                        Lot's of idiots just can't wait to start giving their money away

                        Anyone contributing more than 0% ought to have their head examined.
                        why is that

                        tons of people i work with lost 75% of there 401k when the economy tanked and they have gotten everything back when the market recovered
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                        • UntilTheNDofTimE
                          SBR Hall of Famer
                          • 05-29-08
                          • 9285

                          #13
                          Emily you shouldnt be talking. Everytime you get owned. Assuming a 0% gain over the last year the average person assumed a 12% gain( 9% in tax savings and 3% in employer matches). In the same time you liquidated your 401k paid a 10% penalty. 18-28% in taxes and lost 12% in gains. Has your bankrolled doubled yet?
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                          • statnerds
                            SBR MVP
                            • 09-23-09
                            • 4047

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Emily_Haines
                            Unreal how many still don't realize it's a rigged game

                            Lot's of idiots just can't wait to start giving their money away

                            Anyone contributing more than 0% ought to have their head examined.
                            We aren't talking about Social Security.

                            And anyone not taking advantage of free money from matching employers should have their head examined.
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                            • UntilTheNDofTimE
                              SBR Hall of Famer
                              • 05-29-08
                              • 9285

                              #15
                              Originally posted by statnerds
                              We aren't talking about Social Security.

                              And anyone not taking advantage of free money from matching employers should have their head examined.
                              If your employer matched 100% up to 5% you could loose 50% of your balance annually and still break even. And have a tax deffered investment
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                              • UntilTheNDofTimE
                                SBR Hall of Famer
                                • 05-29-08
                                • 9285

                                #16
                                Also emily you could invest your money in a fixed income money market. Even in the economic crash these funds didnt move. I know you no longer work but with your employers match youd assume a 100% gain annually with little to no risk.
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                                • ACoochy
                                  SBR Posting Legend
                                  • 08-19-09
                                  • 13949

                                  #17
                                  Amazin how short term memory works. Remember guys one of the primary reasons u STILL have 401k's post 2008 is because Obama bailed out the banks...

                                  If he hadnt do u think youd have a super fund today??
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                                  • SlickFazzer
                                    SBR Posting Legend
                                    • 05-22-08
                                    • 20209

                                    #18
                                    Looking to bump up to 200 a month with co match plus 150 a month doth ira.
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