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My company supports me contributing after-tax to my 401k. I learned from one coworker that he calls every quarter and rolls it over to a roth ira (can do this as often as you want, he just chooses to do it quarterly). I learned from another coworker that he converts his after-tax contributions to a roth 401k, and that there's an option to do this automatically, so he does this.

From casually reading this sub i've heard of converting after-tax to a roth ira, but not of converting after-tax to a roth 401k. What's the difference if any? Is there one I should do over the other? If there's no difference i'll do the roth 401k since it can be done automatically, but i'm willing to call Fidelity every few weeks if converting to a roth ira is better.



Submitted May 08, 2019 at 11:31PM by fwonky http://bit.ly/2H9oXWw

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