- Gross, because you can adjust your withholding so that you can take a lot or very little home
- Gross, because you don't know how much your tax return or payment will be at the end of the year and gross never changes like your take home could
- 15% before the match so that you will get used to saving 15% even if you start working for yourself, or move to an employer that does not have a 401(k) match
- 15% before the match because your employer's match is probably not yet vested, so don't look at it as your money
- 15% before the match just in case you quit your job and you do loose the un-vested amount
- 15% before the match because if your employer's money is vested, it'll be a nice bonus
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Saving 15% for Retirement Before the Match
Here are some reasons why you should save 15% of your gross salary before the match for your 401(k) from your employer:
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