← Back to context Comment by SoftTalker 2 days ago Most people could do an IRA, no? 2 comments SoftTalker Reply aidenn0 2 days ago IIRC limits on pre-tax contributions to an IRA are much lower than pre-tax contributions to a 401k lateforwork 2 days ago Right, it is much lower, and also there is this: If your company offers a 401(k), the IRS limits your ability to deduct Traditional IRA contributions from your taxes based on your income.
aidenn0 2 days ago IIRC limits on pre-tax contributions to an IRA are much lower than pre-tax contributions to a 401k lateforwork 2 days ago Right, it is much lower, and also there is this: If your company offers a 401(k), the IRS limits your ability to deduct Traditional IRA contributions from your taxes based on your income.
lateforwork 2 days ago Right, it is much lower, and also there is this: If your company offers a 401(k), the IRS limits your ability to deduct Traditional IRA contributions from your taxes based on your income.
IIRC limits on pre-tax contributions to an IRA are much lower than pre-tax contributions to a 401k
Right, it is much lower, and also there is this: If your company offers a 401(k), the IRS limits your ability to deduct Traditional IRA contributions from your taxes based on your income.