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401k plan:
A 401k plan is a type of investment plan, which allows the receipt of compensation into the future. It is a plan, which allows a tax deferral until the compensation amount is received. This can allow the investor to receive their 401k compensation at a time when his/her expected tax bracket is low. The amount of money invested in a 401k plan is deducted from current income; thus resulting in an income that is taxable without the investment amount. However, there is a limit to the amount that can be invested in a 401k plan. Also, if the money is withdrawn before age 59½ years, there is a 10% penalty. Upon withdrawal, depending on his/her tax bracket for the year, the investor may have to pay more than 20% of invested value in federal taxes.
 
In order to avoid a penalty, most people decline to withdraw the money. Instead, they choose to rollover their 401k money.
 
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