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An eligible employee over age 55 could expect to contribute what maximum amount for his or her 401K limit 2013?
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401 account owner, who is over the age of fifty-five, can contribute up to seventeen thousand U.S Dollars according to 2012. In 2013 the amount would rise up by 500$ more.
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