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Hello! I just enrolled in my company's 401k plan and they offer both a Roth and traditional 401k.
I'm new to investing and want to know if it is better for me to do a Roth, traditional, or split between the two.
Im 27, currently make 36k a year (paid hourly for 40 hours plus 7 hours overtime) pre-tax but I'm also paid commission based on store preformance, so on average I'd be making 50k-75k pre-tax.
Currently my company matches 3%, I contribute 7%.
I'm unsure what my tax bracket will be in the future, but in a set and forget mindset. The company uses vanguard and have been looking into either the vivlx or vtsax investment funds.
I appreciate any help!
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