Up front tax deductions; tax deferred growth but taxable distributions. Did you ever really stop and analyze how much capital must be accumulated in a tax qualified plan to provide a certain AFTER TAX retirement income goal adjusted for inflation?
Take a look at the chart that is created by TheRetirementPathRoadmap software/presentation system. In this example, a 45 year old has a $ 100,000 retirement income goal adjusted for 3% inflation that is to begin at age 66 and last thru age 85. He assumes that he can earn 6.5% on plan assets. Would you believe he must accumulate $ 3,537,381in that plan by age 65!
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