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The limit for 401(k) contributions will jump nearly 10% in 2023, but it's not always a good idea to max out your retirement investments

Por: MarketWatch Politics October 25, 2022

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Only 14% of participants saved the maximum amount in 2020.  Few people will also likely take advantage of the increase in the catch-up contribution limit, which will allow those 50 and older to contribute an extra $7,500, up by $1,000 from 2022, for a total of $30,000. Vanguard’s report found that only 16% of those eligible participate, even though 98% of plans allow for catch-up contributions.  “The max numbers are very high. A lot of... + full article



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