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Can i contribute post-tax dollars to a 401K (i don't want a ROTH 401K) Can i contribute post-tax dollars to a regular 401K ? (i don't want a ROTH 401K) |
Answer 1/3 - Submitted 11/7/2008
Assume you are talking about an IRA, not 401K. There is really no such thing as post-tax dollars when contributing to an IRA unless you put in more than your yearly limit. If you contribute now then you can claim the deduction when you file '08 tax return. It makes no sense(and no benefit) not to claim it.
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