Sep Ira

SEP-IRA vs Solo 401(k): Which Retirement Account Wins for the Self-Employed Investor

TL;DR: At $200,000 net self-employment income in 2026, a Solo 401(k) lets you contribute $61,674 versus $37,174 in a SEP-IRA, a $24,500 advantage that comes entirely from the Solo 401(k)'s employee...