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OPTION D
Maximum amount Kathy can contribute to an individual 401(k) for 2018 = $61,000 (55000+6000).
The maximum contribution for individual 401(k) solo in 2018 is $55000. Generally it is for younger up to 50, individuals with 50 more can add up to 6000 extra technically called catch up.
Therefore in 2018 a individual maximum amount that she can contribute is $61000
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