How much do you have your 401K account?
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Wow, I am 37 too!  I have $60,000 dollars in my 401K account. Congratgulation, you have more than I do.  You should be proud of yourself and I really mean it.  \n\nGood saving, keep it up, James!
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I would just ask my financial institution, but to make a rough estimate, I would say a little less than $35.00 total
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You can find the IRA contribution deductibility via the link below.  \n\nhttp://www.banksite.com/investments/how_much_ira_save.htm
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If your only contribution to the traditional IRA is the rollover, then you may still be able to contribute up to $4000 ($4,500 if you are over age 50) to either the same traditional IRA or to a Roth IRA, depending on which one best fits you. \nThere are other factors involved here, such as whether or not you still contribute to your employer's retirement plan and how much you make. I'd be happy to do the calculations for you if you'll give me those numbers. But I understand that is sensitive information, so I will send you the link to the form you use to figure allowable contributions. \nRollovers are not considered contributions because they are in the same type of tax-advantaged plan. You would only have to be concerned if you put more into the IRA than you had in the 401K, or, conversely, if you spent some of the money and didn't out it all in (you might be liable for tax and penalties in that case). \nLet me know if I can be of further assistance :)
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currently, I have only 56,672.23\n\nwhy do you ask?
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Max Roth IRA contributions!!!! It's a MUST!
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save up to 80% http://mybenefitsplus.com/40436527
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That is normal. Commission is taxed like a bonus. I once had a commission month of 15,000 but received around 7500 after taxes. If you are eligible, put money into a 401K. This money is not taxed and is savings for your retirement.
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Contact your former employers H.R. department.  They should be able to tell you who their 401k carrier is or was during your time of employment.
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I have heard $30, but there is a large range within that number.  The article below mentions $30 also but only as an assumed CPM.
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http://www.bilt.com/investor/index.htm, pe range around 20
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About as much as you.
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I invested. I make about $5,000 a month. I used over $1 million. My percieved risk was fairly low because of the way that I invested. I do not take time to manage it. That's what I hired my financial advisor and broker for.
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It depends.  Do you have a Roth IRA?  You can use that money without a tax penalty.  A regular 401K through an employer will have some penalties usually.
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IF you're discussing 401(k), according to the IRS, the limits are as follows:\n\nContribution Limits:\nEmployee - $14,000 in 2005, $15,000 in 2006.  If the employee is aged 50 and over, an additional “catch-up” contribution is allowed.  The additional contribution amount is:  2005 - $4,000 and 2006 - $5,000.\n\nEmployer/Employee – The lesser of 25% of compensation or $42,000 in 2005 ($44,000 in 2006).
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30 years of contributing the max to a Roth IRA each year should create a million.  If you have a 401k at work that offers matching, contribute enough to get the max of the match.
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Contact a Mutual Fund, such as T.Rowe Price or Scudder or a number of others who will act as administrator for your plan for clarification of your needs. \n\nThe basic 401(k) plan simply allows employees to make pre-tax contributions up to a certain level, with no company contributions.