Originally Posted by
jumppilot
Roth 401(k) is $18,000 for 2016, the same as pre-tax 401(k) limits.
And specifically the limit is the
combination of the employee pre-tax and Roth contributions. You can mix at whatever ratio you desire.
Also don't forget that we are talking about employee contributions here so there is another limit involved. Regardless of what the employee contributes, UAL is calculating 16% of one's income and depositing that in the B-Fund on top. So there is another annual limit of $53,000 for the combination of employee and employer contributions.
Originally Posted by
flap
Post Tax is not a Roth account. After maxing out pre tax, post tax can be contributed to any bucket.
It depends if you have reached the limit or not, no?
For example, I'm depositing post-tax $$$ into the Roth every month.