Posted March 14th, 2009
by admin
vincentC asked:
My situation: I joined the company 401k plan in the mid-December 2006. Which I thought will start from beginning of 2007. However, my company started draw the money immediately and I didn’t notice until I got my W2 form recently. The 401k deduction is only $769 for year 2006. I have already put money on my IRA account which I can put $5000 for 2006, I’m 50 years old. Based on the IRS rule, I could not contribute to IRA if I have 401k and have AGI more than $80000 in 2006 which I did. Is there any way that I can change the 401k contribution to non-deductible, so I can contribute to my IRA?
Tags: 401k Plan, Ira Account, W2 Form
Posted in United States | 2 Comments »
Posted March 10th, 2009
by admin
ashok a asked:
In Box transactions of rolled over 401K plan with the broker on line and if such profits and loss a/c show overall loss,with some transactions profiting and some loosing,how that is taxed or will not be taxed if no money is withdrawn?
Tags: 401k Plan, Money, Profits
Posted in United States | 2 Comments »
Posted February 15th, 2009
by admin
401help asked:
I am currently contributing to my 401k plan at my present job. I don’t like the choices they give me and the brokerage plan charges $18 per trade and $100 a year maintenance fee. Can I continue to fund the 401k plan and transfer the moneys to a Roth IRA or similar plan at another brokerage?
Tags: 401k Plan, Brokerage, Maintenance Fee
Posted in Personal Finance | 2 Comments »
Posted February 8th, 2009
by admin
chemist asked:
I am planning on working for a couple of years before going to school for a regular MBA. Can I contribute to my 401k plan now and withdraw it without penalty to fund my college tuition? Or is it better to take the tax hit now, rather than take the penalty later ?
Tags: 401k Plan, College Planning, College Tuition
Posted in Personal Finance | 2 Comments »
Posted February 3rd, 2009
by admin
chemist asked:
I am planning to work in my current position for two years and then go to school for a full time MBA graduate degree. Can I contribute to my company’s 401k plan now and then withdraw the amount after 2 years to fund my college expenses without being subjected to the additional 10% penalty ? For this to happen, do I have to roll over the 401k savings to an IRA first, and then make the withdrawal for college expenses ? Are there any expenses involved in this process ?
Tags: 401k Plan, Current Position, Time Mba
Posted in Investing | 1 Comment »
Posted February 3rd, 2009
by admin
vsdbk asked: Can I have an IRA and also a 401K plan at the sametime?
I am planning on getting a Traditional IRA plan so I can put away $4000 tax free for this year. However, my company may possibly introduce a 401K plan soon.
If I invest $4000 in an IRA account this year, and if my company introduces a 401K plan a little later this year, am I allowed to contribute to both IRA & 401K plans in the same year?
FYI, my filing status is married filing jointly and my wife has a 401K plan at her work place.
Would appreciate any guidance here. Thanks.
Tags: 401k Plan, Ira Plan, Traditional Ira
Posted in United States | 5 Comments »
Posted January 19th, 2009
by admin
QP asked: I have recently changed jobs and would like to know if the annual limit still applies to my 401K.
For example, year to date I’ve contributed $10K to my previous employer’s 401K plan. Does this mea my 401K contribution for the year with the new employer should be less than 5.5K?
Thanks!
Tags: 401k Limit, 401k Plan, Jobs
Posted in Personal Finance | 2 Comments »
Posted January 19th, 2009
by admin
rainbow asked:
What happens to my 401k plan if I decide to leave USA and go back to Indonesia. I have my 401k plan for about 5 yrs. What are the consequences and how should I save from getting penalised ? I am resident in USA and 35 yrs of age.
Tags: 401k Plan, Consequences, Indonesia
Posted in Personal Finance | 6 Comments »