06/02/2026
đ If you participate in a company 401(k) plan, there may be an option to add to your retirement nest egg that youâre not aware of: after-tax, non-Roth contributions.
These contributions arenât subject to the annual elective deferral limit ($24,500 for 2026, plus catch-up contributions if youâre age 50 or older). So, if your plan allows, you can make them after youâve maxed out your deferral limit, including catch-up contributions, if applicable. They create tax basis in your account that can eventually be withdrawn tax-free. And growth on the money wonât be taxed until you start taking withdrawals.
We can review your situation and help you determine whether you might benefit.