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    #91
    After 401k, insurance and the federal government shake down, it's roughly 52%

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      #92
      Originally posted by be12hunt View Post
      Do your companies offer any kind of a match on your 401k contributions?
      We get dollar for dollar to 7%, but I put the max allowed 20%. Usually max out around September/October depending on overtime.

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        #93
        Originally posted by ptaylortx View Post
        We get dollar for dollar to 7%, but I put the max allowed 20%. Usually max out around September/October depending on overtime.


        That’s a horrible way to do it unless your plan has a true-up built in.

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          #94
          Originally posted by BURTONboy View Post
          Looks like it's about 59%

          Taxes
          401k
          Insurance for wife and kid
          HSA

          If this much,,, we have to pay for all those that don't work and need that obamacare...

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            #95
            Single, no kids. After insurance, IRA I am at 67%.

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              #96
              Originally posted by Throwin' Darts View Post
              It will be interesting to see how many guys here complaining about being in the 60% range will be woo hoo'ing on a thread next year about their huge tax refund. ha ha ha.

              I file married with 10 W4 allowances. I don't want no stinkin' refund. Give me my money now!
              I'm in the 60% range because I am sheltering my money from being taxed at all with the 401K and HSA. Unless tax percentages double by the time I retire, I should come out ahead.

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                #97
                Originally posted by kae006 View Post
                That’s a horrible way to do it unless your plan has a true-up built in.
                They put in their 7% regardless if I max out or not. I still do an after tax 401k contribution.

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                  #98
                  Originally posted by ptaylortx View Post
                  They put in their 7% regardless if I max out or not. I still do an after tax 401k contribution.


                  Nice, so you max out in October and they continue contributing 7% through December? My match stops when I stop contributing so I have to be careful to make sure I can still put at least 6% in through the end of the year to maximize my company’s contribution.

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                    #99
                    Mine is basically a negative number because I only pay myself enough to keep the tax man fed and it's all spent back into the business anyhow.

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                      53%


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                        61% after taxes, life insurance, and 401k.

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                          62%, but 8% of my paycheck goes into a Roth TSP account. Got to try and maximize my retirement.

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                            We’re at 52% on my paycheck now including CO 5% income tax. If/when my wife goes back to work we will probably end up around 45%

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                              75%

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                                Mine is right at 50%, but like others I max out 401K and 3 or 6% goes to a deferred spending plan. It's a nice raise around November when 401K stops coming out...

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