If you have sufficient income, and if the company offers an option for after tax 401(k) contributions that can then be converted to a Roth 401(k), I'd do that too. Basically the mega backdoor Roth thing.Since I'm starting mid year their won't be much of a tax hit. I'm probably going to put most of the 401K money into tax deferred and not Roth since I should have about 6 years where my income will be controllable and low and can do Roth conversions at that time.
Statistics: Posted by anoop — Tue Jun 18, 2024 1:07 am
