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Armand P.
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  • San Mateo, CA
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Understanding AGI?

Armand P.
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Mateo, CA
Posted

Hi

I am about to start a new job and wanted to get some clarity on how adjusted gross income can negatively impact both my 401K and Roth Ira.

I looked up the AGI for 2016 and it show a range between $61K-$71K. My new salary will fall within the range in 2017. I calculated that I will earn about $55K this year since I am leaving my current job this month.

My question is could I still contribute to the new 401K and Roth IRA without going above the AGI level? Also, if I am fortunate to make some $ while investing in real estate and it puts me over the AGI does this mean I would need to stop my contributions all together?

It's a complex situation, but I would appreciate some feedback so I can decide which direction to go.

Thanks,

Armand.

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