Question

In example 6.2.4, and employee is able to contribute $123.25 to a 100% employer-matched 401(k), which is invested at an average APR of 6.3% compounded monthly. After 11 years, the employee retires.

What is the size of the monthly contribution after the employer match is accounted for? PMT

Answers

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In this scenario, the employee is contributing $123.25 to their 401(k) plan, with the employer matching 100% of that contribution. This means that the total monthly contribution, when accounting for the employer match, would be:

\[
\text{Total Monthly Contribution} = \text{Employee Contribution} + \text{Employer Match}
\]

Since the employer matches 100%, the employer contribution will also be $123.25. Therefore, the total monthly contribution is:

\[
\text{Total Monthly Contribution} = 123.25 + 123.25 = 246.50
\]

So, the size of the monthly contribution after the employer match is accounted for is **$246.50**.