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Originally posted by bobmsmythe
Yes, this is fine, though to be sure it doesn't neccesarily make sense if you aren't already contributing the max to your 401(k). This is *doubly* true, literally, if your employer matches your 401(k) contributions.[/b]
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I'm not doing the max contribution, but I'm doing enough to get the maximum match, you bet.
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Most people in the 20-35 age range will be making some serious purchases in the short-to-mid terms. It's extremely important to keep some assets liquid for these purposes-- otherwise you can get nailed when you try to get the money out for down payment on a home, for instance.
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Some day, Real Soon Now, I'll be able to settle down. Not yet. I'm only just out of debt. I'll need a job where I feel MUCH more secure.
Thank you, sir!