
- February29 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 4
Beefed-Up 401(k)s
If you participate in a 401(k) plan (asabout 55% of physicians do) or one of itssiblings, like a 403(b) or 457 plan, youcan put away more for retirement thisyear. The upper limit for contributionshas been raised to $13,000; if you turnage 50 during the coming year, catch-upcontributions push the limit even higher,to $16,000. The contribution cap onother retirement plans is also going up;the limit on simplified employee pension(SEP) and solo 401(k) plans risesby $1000 to $41,000. These plans allowadditional catch-up contributions of$3000 for those age 50 and over. Themaximum you can put into a savingsincentive match plan for employees IRAthis year is $9000, also up $1000 fromlast year, and the maximum catch-updeferral is up to $1500.
Articles in this issue
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Choose Wisely when Managing Your Debtsabout 18 years ago
Avoid the Problems with Switching Banksabout 18 years ago
Be a Thoughtful and Caring Grandparentabout 18 years ago
Teach Financial Skills to Your Childrenabout 18 years ago
Safeguard Yourself from Identity Theftabout 18 years ago
Happiness, Elusive, but Somewhere Out Thereabout 18 years ago
Fund Fundamentalsabout 18 years ago
Diversified Portfoliosabout 18 years ago
Doing Some Flipsabout 18 years ago
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