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Why an All-Roth 401(k) System Is a Bad Idea
Alicia H. Munnell in MarketWatch Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
Nov. 17, 2013

"[In] two recent meetings, participants -- who do seemed to be plugged into Washington developments -- suggested the only change in retirement policy we could expect is that all new 401(k) contributions would have to go into a Roth plan rather than a conventional 401(k) plan. If true, such a change is a craven play to increase tax revenues in the short run, without any consideration for long-run revenues or the effect on retirement saving."  MORE >>

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