In 2002 if you are under 50, the maximum you can defer is $11,000 per year. Those over 50 can defer $12,000. The under-50 limit increases by $1,000 and the over-50 limit jumps by $2,000 each year through 2006 (when the limit will be adjusted for inflation). Note to the self-employed: There are also increases to SEP-IRA and Keogh plan limits.
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