Why Your 401(k) Isn't as Good as You Think

June 15 -- Roth 401(k)s offer employees a range of tax benefits that differ from traditional 401(k) plans, however, only a small percentage of people actually take advantage of them. Bloomberg explains why a Roth 401(k) could be part of a healthy retirement fund.

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The expectation is that your tax bracket will be lower when you retire so its beneficial that you get taxed at a later date with a 401k. Seeing as your income stream will be lower in your golden years. If you max out your 50% deduction start with the Roth then.