No situation is the same, but if the money is available to
Posted on: August 30, 2017 at 13:29:01 CT
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save, the tax-free compounding interest of a lifetime of market returns is huge. If the Roth 401k is set up like a Roth IRA, and I don't know whether it is or not, you will be forced to take small minimum requirements. However, one huge benefit is that you can pass a Roth to one of your heirs after your death. They do not have to liquidate, only take withdrawals based on their life expectancy. To a large degree that money can continue to grow tax free for them.