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How much money does your company allow you to invest in your 401 K? How much will the company match?
So Old timeer, how much is CVS letting you put in your 401K?
If that is meant as a question, the answer is yes. If you make 100,000.00 per year and put the 5% of your salary in your 401K, they will match you dollar for dollar so you socked $10,000.00 into your 401K.
If that is meant as a question, the answer is yes. If you make 100,000.00 per year and put the 5% of your salary in your 401K, they will match you dollar for dollar so you socked $10,000.00 into your 401K.
Is that 5% of your pre-tax salary or after taxes? That's a big difference in a state with income tax
I get zero percent...but I get 30 days of PTO and 13 holidays per year
I have decided not to max out my 401 k contribution but only to what the company will match because:
(1) I can't take money out until when I am old without being penalized
(2) I may be dead by then
(3) The stock market can tank again when I am about to retire.
(4) Having money when you are 70 is not as fun as having money when you are 35.
I don't like the fact that I won't have much control over my money when it is in 401 k. I will probably do anything else with my money. Am I missing anything here? What is your opinion?
Anybody know much Walgreens matches on their 401k?
Wags matches 2:1 up to 2%, then there is a "variable amt that they add based on company performance. 2008 it was $2.92 per $1 of your money, up to 2% (pre-tax contribution).
The max you can contribute as a high salary employee is $15,500/year to your 401K at Wags.
Wags matches 2:1 up to 2%, then there is a "variable amt that they add based on company performance. 2008 it was $2.92 per $1 of your money, up to 2% (pre-tax contribution).
The max you can contribute as a high salary employee is $15,500/year to your 401K at Wags.
I have decided not to max out my 401 k contribution but only to what the company will match because:
(1) I can't take money out until when I am old without being penalized
(2) I may be dead by then
(3) The stock market can tank again when I am about to retire.
(4) Having money when you are 70 is not as fun as having money when you are 35.
I don't like the fact that I won't have much control over my money when it is in 401 k. I will probably do anything else with my money. Am I missing anything here? What is your opinion?
Didn't Wags have a ridiculously long period of time before its match vests?
Thanks for the response. So, baically, WAGS only matches up to 2% of your salary (whatever that match is) and then that is it? Is doesn't match 1 to 1 or anything like that from 2% to 5%?
Chances are you will NOT be dead by then.(2) I may be dead by then
Is there some rule that says your 401 has to be invested in stock all of the time?(3) The stock market can tank again when I am about to retire.
It's not fun to not have money and also not have the ability to earn more. If you are short now, you can pick up more hours somewhere to earn more money, not so much at 70....(4) Having money when you are 70 is not as fun as having money when you are 35.
You have complete control of your money. I have 0% of my 401K in stock at the present time. I have it all in cash. Just about anything you can do outside of your 401K, you can do inside of your 401K. It's silly not to at least max out your matching contribution. After that, you have to speak to your tax adviser as to the best choice for you based on your age and income.I don't like the fact that I won't have much control over my money when it is in 401 k. I will probably do anything else with my money. Am I missing anything here? What is your opinion?