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*For
comparison purposes it is proper to recognize that the pre-income tax Traditional 401(k) provides
additional funds that can be invested . For example, if you are a
45-year-old participant in a 28 percent federal tax bracket in 2006
and elect to save $15,000 to a traditional 401(k) it would take $19,200
(excluding payroll taxes)
to make the same $15,000 contribution to a post-income tax Roth 401(k). The $4,200
difference is classified as the "Side Fund", which is the accumulated income tax
savings. This calculator reflects the growth of the Side Fund at
the investment yield you have selected.
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