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Old 11-25-2019 | 08:38 AM
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Sniper66
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Originally Posted by Andy
OK, I've got my VEBA where I want it and now want to minimize spillage from the 16% 401k contributions. (In previous years, I maxed out spillage to get my VEBA account built up)

From my understanding, $285k (2020 max) x .16 = $45,600 into my 401k.

401k limits for 2020 are: $57K + $6.5K (over 50 catch up) = $63.5K.

After the company contributions, I need to add another $17.9K from my paycheck to max out 401k contributions.

I realize the contribution percentage could change with a new contract, although the only modification I'd make is to give more flexibility for those that earn more than $285K (ie eliminate automatic spillage into VEBA).

Are there any errors in what I've written above?

Thanks in advance.



So 45,600 is the max the company can put into your 4001k?
Is that correct?
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