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humanly possible. Okay, today we are talking to William, who's on the line from New Jersey.

Welcome. What can we do for you? So I sent an email asking about traditional or rough

contribution to my 401k. Little info about myself. I'm currently married. I make $82,000 a year. My spouse makes $62,000 a year. However, I actually have some interest in incomes that kind of makes this question a little difficult for me. One of the income is a PDM. So every day I work on my job, I get a specific amount, which is about $185 a day.

And at the end of the year, I typically get a bonus.

So that gets my compensation just for myself up to about $176,000.

176 for you, just you.

Just me.

Wow.

Yep.

And then my spouse is still at $62,000 a year.

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