Investing for a 50-Year-Old

Catch-up contributions begin at age 50. The 401(k) contribution limit rises to $30,500 ($23,500 base plus $7,500 catch-up) in 2026. IRA catch-up adds $1,000 beyond the $7,000 base, bringing the total IRA limit to $8,000 per year.

Full guide: Investing in Your 50s