Should You Max Your 401K in 2023 Despite Record Inflation??

by | Jan 17, 2023 | Invest During Inflation

Should You Max Your 401K in 2023 Despite Record Inflation??




This year, inflation has seen the HIGHEST increase since 1981 🤯 What does that mean for your 401K or retirement savings? Well, potentially a lot. And despite a lot of precautionary information we’ve discussed this year, it’s not all bad news.

Determining whether or not you should max your 401K contribution varies per person, but I do have some suggestions to consider to (hopefully!) help you make a decision. For context, the IRS creates contribution limits to prevent higher-paid workers from deferring large amounts of money and reaping an unfair value in tax benefits. It helps to keep the playing field fair, essentially.

With current market depressions continuing to trend downward, you might find yourself in a great position to take advantage of financial incentives.

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