You are maxed out by the 401k limit though, so why not just do the limit without

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Feb 27, 2015
2:09:06pm

Baron

You are maxed out by the 401k limit though, so why not just do the limit without

messing up your W-4.

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Baron

Previous username: jarocho
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If my employer matches contributions to a Roth 401(k), couldn't I just jack my

BYUCoug11

2/27/15 2:05pm

You are maxed out by the 401k limit though, so why not just do the limit without

Baron

2/27/15 2:09pm

Beware the tax penalty! I don't remember the percentage off the top of my head,

db59840

2/27/15 2:21pm

Here's the tax penalty I was talking about:

db59840

2/27/15 2:24pm

Hmmm. Bummer. Thanks for the link

BYUCoug11

2/27/15 2:27pm

I made that mistake. I paid way more than I needed to after the fact.

Ebolarama

2/27/15 2:24pm

Yeah, it was like 1 or 2 percent away for me. I got lucky.

db59840

2/27/15 2:28pm

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