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Your IRA and 401k limits are totally separate from one another.

Where this may have an impact is a traditional 401k lowers your AGI; you may be near the income limit for deducting a traditional IRA contribution from your income and a higher income level will push you over that limit, or it may make you ineligible to contribute to a Roth IRA because your income is too high. However, if your goal is FIRE, then you'd want that IRA to be Roth anyway...and you can do a 'backdoor' Roth contribution (non-deductible traditional IRA recharacterized as Roth) at any income level.

So, it might mean a hoop to jump, or it might have no effect. Either way, you'll still be able to contribute up to the limit to your IRA.
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