While pretax 401(k) contributions reduce your adjusted gross income, you'll owe levies on growth upon withdrawal.
By comparison, Roth 401(k) deposits won't provide an upfront tax break, but the money can grow tax-free.
Experts say these expected changes may also factor into the pretax versus Roth contributions analysis.
Plus, recent changes from Secure 2.0 have made Roth 401(k) contributions more appealing for some investors, she said.
Consider your 'legacy goals'"Legacy goals" are also a factor when deciding between pretax and Roth contributions, said Lawrence from Mariner Wealth Advisors.
Persons:
Roth, —, Ashton Lawrence, Lawrence, Lawrence Pon, There's, Catherine Valega, Valega, pretax
Organizations:
Mariner Wealth Advisors, Lawrence Pon CPA, Pon &, Green Bee, Green
Locations:
Greenville , South Carolina, Redwood City , California, Boston