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Which Is Better -- the Roth 401(k) Plan or the Regular 401(k) Plan? (PDF)
National Center for Policy Analysis [NCPA] Link to more items from this source
Sept. 4, 2008
15 pages. Excerpt: This study uses ESPlanner™ financial planning software, marketed at www.esplanner.com by Economic Security Planning, Inc., to compare the benefits of contributing to a Roth or a regular 401(k) for representative married and single-parent households at different ages and income levels. All households have two children who are born when the household adults are ages 27 and 29. Both spouses work and have similar earnings.

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