For 2022, a few of the contribution limits have increased.
A very good practice is to contribute enough of your salary to receive at least the employer match. Also, pay raises often present an easy opportunity to increase your deferral, while reducing your adjusted gross income.
If you will be celebrating your 50th birthday this year, it is also a good time to make sure that your HR Department enables the ‘catch-up’ provision on your employer sponsored plan. This will help you meet the maximum contribution limits throughout the year. The 2022 contribution limits for nearly all types of retirement plans are listed in the following chart:
| Qualified Plans | ||
|---|---|---|
| 401k, Roth 401k, and 403b plans | ||
| Catch-up for ages 50 & over | ||
| 457 Plans of tax exempt employers | ||
| Catch-up for ages 50 & over | ||
| SIMPLE IRA or SIMPLE 401k plans | ||
| Catch-up for ages 50 & over | ||
| Limits on annual additions to SEP Plans | ||
| Traditional and Roth IRAs | ||
| Catch-up for ages 50 & over | ||
| HSA – single (employer & employee) | ||
| HSA – family (employer & employee) | ||
| Catch-up for ages 55 & over |
