Roth vs Traditional 401k - Tax Free Millionaire in Retirement

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Roth vs Traditional 401(k): Which is better?

In today's video, we talk about the impact of saving pre-tax (traditional) vs after-tax (Roth) in your 401(k).

We walk through a retirement case study that calculates an additional $221,678 in tax-free income in retirement using a Roth 401(k) vs a traditional.

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0:00 Pre-tax or roth: which is better?
00:58 Two biggest factors with this decision
02:25 Historical tax rates matter
02:54 +$221,678 TAX FREE INCOME IN RETIREMENT
04:43 What young professionals should know
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Are you contributing pre-tax or after-tax to your 401(k)? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

onedegreeadvisors
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@ 4:20 "taking those [traditional 401(k)] deductions savings that they're getting and re-adding into other investments" False: there is *_NO_* tax *DEDUCTION* for contributing to traditional 401(k); there is a *_REDUCTION_* in taxes paid. That money saved from tax is not available to invest elsewhere "into other investments" as it resides within the traditional 401(k).

alrocky
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It's not about future general tax rates. It's about your personal future tax rates.

For example you will always have the standard deduction. If you have no other income a large chunk of money will be tax-free from traditional retirement accounts. Can you imagine what the standard deduction will be in 20 or 30 years?

johngill