I was listening to NPR’s Weekend Marketplace on the drive home and they were talking about being sure to fund our 401(k) plans. If I decide to begin saving for retirement now, how do I choose between the “traditional” and the Roth versions offered by my employer? All I can afford for the contribution and any income taxes (in total) is $12,000.
compare his expected after-tax retirement fund balances from the two alternatives (traditional and Roth) for the one scenario below. include tables detailing your calculations
For all three scenarios, you must assume the following information:
Scenario #1
Year | Opening | Additional Invetment | Fund Return @ 5% (Opening balance+ Additional investment+ 5%) |
Closing Balance (Opening+Additional Investment+Fund Return |
1 | 0 | 12000 | 600 | 12600 |
2 | 12600 | 12000 | 1230 | 25830 |
3 | 25830 | 12000 | 1892 | 39722 |
4 | 39722 | 12000 | 2586 | 54308 |
5 | 54308 | 12000 | 3315 | 69623 |
6 | 69623 | 12000 | 4081 | 85704 |
7 | 85704 | 12000 | 4885 | 102589 |
8 | 102589 | 12000 | 5729 | 120318 |
9 | 120318 | 12000 | 6616 | 138934 |
10 | 138934 | 12000 | 7547 | 158481 |
11 | 158481 | 12000 | 8524 | 179005 |
12 | 179005 | 12000 | 9550 | 200555 |
13 | 200555 | 12000 | 10628 | 223183 |
14 | 223183 | 12000 | 11759 | 246942 |
15 | 246942 | 12000 | 12947 | 271889 |
16 | 271889 | 12000 | 14194 | 298083 |
17 | 298083 | 12000 | 15504 | 325587 |
18 | 325587 | 12000 | 16879 | 354466 |
19 | 354466 | 12000 | 18323 | 384789 |
20 | 384789 | 12000 | 19839 | 416628 |
21 | 416628 | 12000 | 21431 | 450059 |
22 | 450059 | 12000 | 23103 | 485162 |
23 | 485162 | 12000 | 24858 | 522020 |
24 | 522020 | 12000 | 26701 | 560721 |
25 | 560721 | 12000 | 28636 | 601357 |
26 | 601357 | 12000 | 30668 | 644025 |
27 | 644025 | 12000 | 32801 | 688826 |
28 | 688826 | 12000 | 35041 | 735867 |
29 | 735867 | 12000 | 37393 | 785260 |
30 | 785260 | 12000 | 39863 | 837123 |
Particulars | Traditional Plan | Roath 401(k) | ||
Total Contribution over 30years | 12000*30 | 360000 | 12000*30 | 360000 |
Total Return Before Tax | As per table at the end of 30 year | 837123 | As per table at the end of 30 year | 837123 |
Tax @ retirement | 837123*30/100 | 251136.9 | Tax Advantage | 0 |
Value at the time of Retirement after taxes | 837123-251136.90 | 585986.1 | 837123-0 | 837123 |
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