Are you wondering if you can contribute to more than one 401k at a time? If you have a side hustle or are self-employed with another job, that means you can possibly open up a solo 401k and contribute to your workplace plan too. There is a bit of strategy here to not only maximize your retirement plan contributions but also gain the max control of your investments. In this video, I’m going to explain how you should save into both your workplace 401k and your solo 401k in the same year.
There is a bonus tip to maximize your Roth contributions too as a small business owner or self-employed!
0:00 intro
0:41 401k matching contributions
0:51 401k Contribution Limits
1:33 Solo 401k profit sharing contribution
1:43 Hatch Card
2:38 S Corp vs LLC
4:16 Solo 401k Employee Contributions
4:33 Workplace 401k Contributions
4:40 Investment Options
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Your videos are short and to the point (compared to others belaboring on useless stuff). That said, it would be great if you could give an example, like Side hustle is 1099 income so it is S-corp or Sch C? Second, lets say Joe and Jill each make 75K per year (w2 income). Both have 401K at work. Joe's side hustle brings 10-15K (1099 income). They file married jointly. How would this calculation go? Solo 401(K) is the better option or SEP-IRA.
Thank you for making this video, Travis. This answers my question from yesterday
Hi Travis,
If employer does not match, and you do not contrible to 401k there, and side business is making profit, can you place all of the 19.5k in solo 401k elective deferral side?
Yo