Just increased my 401k contribution to 14% from 8%

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>>4873212
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>>4873212
This is actually a smart move if you can budget it.

If you're employer is matching it, it's an absolute no brainer necessity.

>>4873212
My employer does 100% match up to 2% then 50% match up to 5% so I didn't even sign up for it because like what's the point

I'm saving about half of each paycheck in a savings account

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>>4873538
You're making a mistake.

You're literally turning down free money. You make no money off of a savings account.

I had a 401k started with my employers matching similar to yours right after the recession so I got stocks dirt cheap. I've made a considerable amount of money just on growth and interest alone and it's just sitting there waiting for me, making more money for me until I hit 65.

>>4873545
I have a mutual fund that I've been depleting for years and I plan to start putting money back into it once I have a certain amount of savings, perhaps $10k

I feel like I need to have all my savings somewhat accessible because my mental health still feels tenuous. A couple thousand locked away in a 401k isn't going to help if I end up unemployed on the street.

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401(k) plan is the tax-qualified, defined-contribution pension account defined in subsection 401(k) of the Internal Revenue Code.

>trusting the IRS

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