Richard Reis
Jul 29, 2017 · 1 min read

Hi Nirmalkumar,

It’s very simple.

Every Retirement Plan has a limit. For example, the current 401(k) limit is $18,000 per year (that’s all you can put in there).

Max out means you fill the plan to it’s limit (aka you put the full amount of $18,000 in your 401(k)).

Front load means you fill it as early in the year as you can (for example instead of putting $1,500 in your 401(k) every month, you put $3,000 in there for only 6 months, or $6,000 in there for 3 months).

Did you understand?

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