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New IRS 401(k) rules limit catch-up contributions for high earners over 50 making over $150K annually.
New IRS 401(k) rules under SECURE Act 2.0 take effect in 2026, limiting catch-up contributions for high-income earners aged 50 or older who make over $150,000 annually from one employer and contribute more than $24,500 yearly.
The changes apply per individual, not household, and do not trigger from multiple jobs.
Most Americans won’t be affected due to strict thresholds, but financial advisors may face increased work in helping a small group navigate the updated rules.
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Las nuevas reglas del IRS 401 (k) limitan las contribuciones de recuperación para los mayores de 50 años que ganan más de $ 150K anuales.