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Hi guys,

I was sitting at work and wished I could masturbate. However, I can't so I end up thinking some funny things.

Wouldn't a Roth 401k contribution technically be a larger possible contribution?

Hear me out. So the max for a Roth 401k and a traditional 401k are both $17.5 k if you are under 50. If you are 50, you can contribute $23k but that's irrelevant.

So if you put in $17.5 k Roth 401k, that's money that's already TAX DEDUCTED. It will grow tax deferred. If you are in a 20% bracket, that would technically be 21 k that you can put into your account!

Versus if you contribute 17.5 k 401k money, it will be less because it goes in pre-tax! Then of course, when you pull your money out, it's taxed.

In general, which one would you go for?

I'm a low earner (35k) and am young, so I think Roth 401 k works better but you can argue going either way.

How can I become a portfolio manager at this rate? Should I go for a CFA? MBA?

Thank you

>>167845
it creates a very noticeable crease/fold when you put it through a hanger

>>169034
this makes more sense but i dont know theres just more texture on the waist/top end of the pants so its easier to hang the way i do lol