Consider the following rhombus #ABCD#, where diagonals #AD# and #BC# intersect at #O#. In a rhombus all sides are equal and opposite sides are parallel. Further a rhombus is also a parallelgram and hence exhibits properties of a parallelogram andwe use that diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other.
Unfortunately, Roth 401K matching funds are not post-tax dollars. When you open a Roth 401K, your employer will open a separate traditional 401K. All matching funds that go into that traditional 401K are pre-taxed, meaning that you are not taxed now, but you are taxed on withdrawals in retirement.hen you open a Roth 401K, your employer will open a separate traditional 401K. All matching funds that go into that traditional 401K are pre-taxed, meaning that you are not taxed now, but you are taxed on withdrawals in retirement.
Hereâs where to start: 1  If your employer matches 401k funds, contribute enough to get the full match. 2  Next, if you can contribute to a Roth IRA, work on contributing the full $5,000 a year to that account before you contribute elsewhere. would contribute the other 1500 dollars to this account every month. With every raise/bonus/windfall of money I would equally split it between 401k until itâs maxed by both of you, student loan repayment, and your investment account.