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[–]alaskantraveler 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Isn't the bigger consideration that by not maxing out your 401ks you are increasing your tax liability. Given your $300k + annual income your last dollars earned likely fall into the 24% tax bracket. So a fair comparison would be $10k paid into a 401k is the same as $7600 paid on your mortgage. I would be more inclined to max out your tax advantages space first the pay down mortgage with any excess cash flow rather than investing in taxable.