Originally Posted by
ackeight
You must have a special plan that allows Roth contributions above 19.5. We can’t. You can convert your non Roth, but pay the taxes out of your own bank account.
I didn't say it was Roth that allowed contributions above 19.5. There is a difference between a Roth 401K and Traditional 401K that allows after-tax contributions. The later, in most cases is a normal 401K but once you hit 19,500, you can continue to make after-tax contributions.
Look-up Backdoor 401k Roth.
https://www.betterment.com/resources...01k-after-tax/