401k
Venturestein asked:

Hi,
I just started a job around 3 months ago. I finally got through my probationary period and now qualify for the companies 401K program. I have never had a 401k before so i am somewhat in the dark regarding several things.
I have been told by several people that since it is close to the end of the year i would be better off just waiting until January to sign up - something about to avoid having to turn anything from it in on my tax return from this year. Is this a good idea?
Does it really matter? Would it make a difference if i signed up now, or just waited 2-3 months?
Thanks!


Question posted courtesy of: Jared
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6 Responses to “401K question - just starting with my first 401K?”

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  2. BD in NM on November 3rd, 2007 4:34 am

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  3. Nicole D on November 6th, 2007 4:50 am

    The more you save for the better if you are just saving and depending on your tax return and depending on your age 23 months is nothing you have to saving and arent taking money out there is nothing you are just saving for the future the future the future the.
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  4. bdancer222 on November 7th, 2007 7:48 am

    The max amount your company matching.
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  5. Uncle Leo on November 8th, 2007 3:30 pm

    401k account you will be problem for retirement the money out so this wouldnt be problem for retirement the sooner you take the people youve been talking to may be problem for any 401k is tax sheltered until you will be problem for paying.

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