I'm 26 and make $73k a year, how much should I be contributing to my 401(k)?

"The basic rule of thumb is to save 15% of your income for retirement. Many experts recommend first contributing enough to max out an employer match, then switching over to a traditional or Roth IRA to gain access to more investment options."

"If the Reddit poster follows the basic rule, they should be in a good position in retirement - especially since they are starting to save at a pretty young age."

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