A 401(k) for a New College Grad? Yes!

Let’s say your company will put $6K of its cash in your 401K (but only if you put $6K of your own). Some people might actually say no thank you and not put in 6K of their own money. However, you are saying no to an extra $6K that your employer wants to give you. Also, by putting 6K of your own in, the government will not take $1800 of it in taxes (if you take it home). So, with your 6K investment, you make an extra $7,800 right away on a 6K investment, that is over 100% at once. Also, that 12K total a year could be worth $2M by the time you are 40. Just the interest on 2M is 60–100K a year. So, I would at least put in what your employer will match dollar for dollar. <a href="https://medium.com/@sime.curkovic/a-401-k-for-a-new-college-grad-yes-21e9d035421d">Click Here</a>