In 2026, 401(k) contribution limits are increasing, with those under 50 able to contribute up to $24,500 and individuals 50 and older allowed catch-up contributions. The annual additions limit is also rising to $72,000, and the annual compensation limit will increase to $360,000, affecting how 401(k) matches are calculated. Employees should be aware of these changes and check with their employer for any additional updates to their plan. It’s essential to understand the implications and make necessary adjustments to meet retirement goals.

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