Capstone Investment Financial Group
IRS just announced increases to retirement plan contributions for 2022. Some didn’t increase, others did slightly.
Below are the increases per the IRS increase for 2022:
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*Depending on Defined Contribution (401k), higher limits maybe allowed.
*Some of the above have income requirements to meet limits above.
The IRS allows a “catch up” contribution of an additional $1,000 to those 50 and over, which didn’t change from 2021 and an extra $6,500 in a 401(k) up which is unchanged from 2021 as well.
IRA’s have income limits for who can contribute and those income phase-out ranges have also been increased.
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As always, we would love to talk with you about how to implement these changes into your financial plan to provide a clear path to your financial goals.
**This is not deemed to be Tax or Legal Advice**