you don't know how much i paid.my job matches up to 7%
i didnt tell you what percent i added
Should I max my 401K contributions?
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you don't know how much i paid.my job matches up to 7%
i didnt tell you what percent i added
perfectblack999
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Currently @ 31K..I'm 26...I wish I could use it on my loans though 
The Nigerian
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The fact this clown put that money in there in the first place should give you a clue.
DeuceZ
Li pitit gason
I'm personally going up to the max amount company is going to match...usually around 6% cant turn down free $ 
Currently @ 31K..I'm 26...I wish I could use it on my loans though
Stop shytting on me fam...I'm 26 and I only got 5k in that bytch 
perfectblack999
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Just by starting one this early you ahead of the game breh...Just be patient
The Nigerian
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R.E.N. Spells Ren
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You do realize that 401(k) is an investment account, right?
BlvdBrawler
Superstar
my job matched 7 percent.
but you know me, a nikka had to take all the money out that bytch and bought the cadi
Breh tell me you didn't really do that.
BlvdBrawler
Superstar
You're my dude and all but gtfoh with this noise breh.
BlvdBrawler
Superstar
401k (company matches 6%) and a pension when i retire.
Now i just have to make it to the finish line
Slow and steady wins the race.
Mainevent_7
Pro
Since I work for the federal government we have Thrift Savings Plan which I guess it the same thing as the 401k.
My agency will contribute an amount equal to one percent of my basic pay each pay date to my tsp account. Also they will match $1.00 for every $1.00 I invest for the first 3 percent of my basic salary, and 50 cents for each $1.00 I invest for the next 2 percent of my basic salary. The agency matching maxes out at 5 percent.
My agency will contribute an amount equal to one percent of my basic pay each pay date to my tsp account. Also they will match $1.00 for every $1.00 I invest for the first 3 percent of my basic salary, and 50 cents for each $1.00 I invest for the next 2 percent of my basic salary. The agency matching maxes out at 5 percent.
it's not just about having a 401k but knowing how to manage it. knowing where to invest and "diversifying" you're funds. funds like moderate and conservative get you nowhere. best to invest in s&p 500, and other funds with big returns. sure they tend to lose also but at a young age, risk is the best way to go. get as much as you can now.