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Learning, Sharing, and Teaching => Investor Alley => Topic started by: deadpool on March 01, 2018, 09:12:37 PM
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Greetings.
While I understand you can have both, I was wondering about my following situation
1. Job 1 - I am a w2 employee and my employer contributes to a SEP IRA for his employees (employer contributions only, no employee contributions).
2. Job 2 - my own company that I have a solo 401k plan for. This is a plan I would contribute into myself.
Job1 and Job2 are unrelated (that is, I do no work under Job 2 related to Job 1 or vice versa)
Can I contribute to my solo 401k even though I have another job that contributed to the SEP IRA?
If I can contribute to my solo 401k, what are the limits (elected deferrals + profit sharing)? Does the fact that I have the SEP IRA with another company impact what I can contribute to the 401k.
Thanks for your time.
Doug