401(k) Contribution Limits Maximizer (2026)
Calculate per-paycheck 401(k) deferrals to hit 2026 limits ($24,500 base, $11,250 Super Catch-Up for ages 60-63) and claim full employer match.
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The 2026 401(k) numbers moved on three fronts: a $24,500 base deferral limit, the SECURE 2.0 super catch-up of $11,250 for ages 60-63 (a four-birthday window that then closes), and the first year of the mandatory Roth catch-up for anyone whose prior-year W-2 topped $150,000. The maximizer converts your limit into an exact per-paycheck contribution that lands on the ceiling in December without forfeiting employer match along the way, which is where front-loaders quietly lose money in plans without a true-up.