This Could Be the Most Important 401(k) Move You'll Make All Year
If there's one thing to prioritize, it's this.
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If you were to max out your 401(k) year after year and invest your savings wisely, there's a good chance you'd be in for a very comfortable retirement. But maxing out a 401(k) is far from easy.
To max out today, you need to contribute $24,500 a year if you're under age 50, or $32,500 if you're 50 or older. Not only might maxing out a 401(k) be off the table, but given how expensive life is today, you may not even be able to contribute a much smaller amount.
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