🚨 Big 401(k) Change Ahead for High Earners 50+ 🚨
Starting next year, workers age 50 and older earning more than $145,000 will lose a major 401(k) tax break. As Dustin with Mundorf Wealth Management explains to Erin Kennedy, catch-up contributions that used to reduce taxable income must now be made after tax - as Roth contributions. That could mean less take-home pay today, but potentially tax-free withdrawals later.