Contribution Limits
Workplace Plan Limits
2023 Limits
403(b), 457(b) and 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$22,500
Age 50+ catch-up
$30,000
403(b) 15 Years of Service catch-up
$3,000 maximum
2024 Limits
403(b), 457(b) and 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$23,000
Age 50+ catch-up
$30,500
403(b) 15 Years of Service catch-up
$3,000 maximum
2025 Limits
403(b), 457(b) and 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$23,500
Age 50+ catch-up
$31,000
Catch-up Age 60-63
$34,750
403(b) 15 Years of Service catch-up
$3,000 maximum
2026 Limits
403(b), 457(b) and 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$24,500
Age 50+ catch-up*
$32,500
Catch-up Age 60-63*
$35,750
*Must be Roth contributions if income is over $150,000
403(b) 15 Years of Service catch-up
$3,000 maximum
2023 Limits
Simple 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$15,500
Simple 401(k) age 50+ catch-up
$19,000
2024 Limits
Simple 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$16,000
Simple 401(k) age 50+ catch-up
$19,500
2025 Limits
Simple 401(k) Salary Deferrals
$16,500
Simple 401(k) age 50+ catch-up
$20,000
Catch-up, Age 60-63
$21,750
2026 Limits
Simple 401(k) Salary Deferrals for Employers with 25 or fewer Employees
$18,100
Age 50+ Catch-Up
$21,950
Age 60-63 Catch-Up
$23,350
Simple 401(k) Salary Deferrals for Employers with 26 -100 Employees
$17,000
Age 50+ Catch-Up
$21,000
Age 60-63 Catch-Up
$22,250
2023 Limits
SEP
25% of compensation; $66,000 max
2024 Limits
SEP
25% of compensation; $69,000 max
2025 Limits
SEP
25% of compensation; $70,000 max
2026 Limits
SEP
25% of compensation; $72,000 max
HCE (Highly Compensated Employees)
$150,000
Overall Contribution Limit IRC 415(c)
$66,000
Maximum Compensation Limit
$330,000
415(b) Defined Benefit Limit
$265,000
HCE (Highly Compensated Employees)
$155,000
Overall Contribution Limit IRC 415(c)
$69,000
Maximum Compensation Limit
$345,000
415(b) Defined Benefit Limit
$275,000
HCE (Highly Compensated Employees)
$160,000
Overall Contribution Limit IRC 415(c)
$70,000
Maximum Compensation Limit
$350,000
415(b) Defined Benefit Limit
$280,000
HCE (Highly Compensated Employees)
$160,000
Overall Contribution Limit IRC 415(c)
$72,000
Maximum Compensation Limit
$360,000
415(b) Defined Benefit Limit
$290,000
IRA and Roth IRA Limits
2023 Limits
Traditional/Roth IRA
$6,500
Traditional/Roth IRA age 50+ catch-up
$1,000
Traditional IRA: Fully deductible if covered by employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Note: Fully deductible regardless of income if neither spouse is covered by employer plan
Single: $73,000
Joint: $116,000
Fully deductible if not covered by an employer plan but spouse is covered by an employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Joint: $218,000
Roth IRA contributions phased out for adjusted gross income over:
Single: $138,000
Joint: $218,000
2024 Limits
Traditional/Roth IRA
$7,000
Traditional/Roth IRA age 50+ catch-up
$1,000
Traditional IRA: Fully deductible if covered by employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Note: Fully deductible regardless of income if neither spouse is covered by employer plan
Single: $77,000
Joint: $123,000
Fully deductible if not covered by an employer plan but spouse is covered by an employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Joint: $230,000
Roth IRA contributions phased out for adjusted gross income over:
Single: $146,000
Joint: $230,000
2025 Limits
Traditional/Roth IRA
$7,000
Traditional/Roth IRA age 50+ catch-up
$1,000 ($8,000)
Traditional IRA: Fully deductible if covered by employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Note: Fully deductible regardless of income if neither spouse is covered by employer plan
Single: $79,000
Joint: $126,000
Fully deductible if not covered by an employer plan but spouse is covered by an employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Joint: $236,000
Roth IRA contributions phased out for adjusted gross income over:
Single: $150,000
Joint: $236,000
2026 Limits
Traditional/Roth IRA
$7,500
Traditional/Roth IRA age 50+ catch-up
$1,100 ($8,600)
Traditional IRA: Fully deductible if covered by employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Note: Fully deductible regardless of income if neither spouse is covered by employer plan
Single: $81,000
Joint: $129,000
Fully deductible if not covered by an employer plan but spouse is covered by an employer plan and adjusted gross income is under:
Joint: $242,000
Roth IRA contributions phased out for adjusted gross income over:
Single: $153,000
Joint: $242,000
Education & Gifting Limits
2023 Limits
Coverdell Educational Savings Account
$2,000
Annual Gifting and ABLE Accounts
$17,000
529 Plan Contribution
without filing gift tax return
$18,000
Iowa Tax Deduction for IA 529 Plans
$3,785
2024 Limits
Coverdell Educational Savings Account
$2,000
Annual Gifting and ABLE Accounts
$18,000
529 Plan Contribution
without filing gift tax return
$18,000
Iowa Tax Deduction for IA 529 Plans
$5,500
Iowa 529 Plan Contribution Accelerated
$90,000**
**Contribution in single year and treat it as if it were made over 5 years. If the contributor does not survive the five year period, a pro-rata amount reverts to the contributors taxable estate.
2025 Limits
Coverdell Educational Savings Account
$2,000
Annual Gifting and ABLE Accounts
$19,000
529 Plan Contribution
without filing gift tax return
$19,000
Iowa Tax Deduction for IA 529 Plans
$5,800
2026 Limits
Coverdell Educational Savings Account
$2,000
Annual Gifting and ABLE Accounts
$20,000
529 Plan Contribution
without filing gift tax return
$19,000
Iowa Tax Deduction for IA 529 Plans
$6,100
Social Security Limits
2023 Limits
Social Security Wage Base
$160,200
Social Security Tax
6.2%
Earnings Test Prior to Normal Retirement Age
$21,240
$1,770 monthly
Earnings Test in Year of NRA
$56,520
$4,710 monthly
2024 Limits
Social Security Wage Base
$168,600
Social Security Tax
6.2%
Earnings Test Prior to Normal Retirement Age
$22,320
$1,860 monthly
Earnings Test in Year of NRA
$59,520
$4,960 monthly
2025 Limits
Social Security Wage Base
$176,100
Social Security Tax
6.2%
Earnings Test Prior to Normal Retirement Age
$23,400
$1,950 monthly
Earnings Test in Year of NRA
$62,160
$5,180 monthly
2026 Limits
Social Security Wage Base
$184,500
Social Security Tax
6.2%
Earnings Test Prior to Normal Retirement Age
$24,480
$2,040 monthly
Earnings Test in Year of NRA
$65,160
$5,430 monthly
2025 Social Security
Maximum Monthly Social Security Benefit for Worker Retiring At Full Retirement Age: $4,018 Learn more at: Social Security Maximum Taxable Earnings
Average Monthly Benefit For All Retired Workers: $1,976
Average Couple Receiving Benefits Monthly: $3,089
Average Widowed Mother and Two Children Monthly: $3,761
Average Aged Widower Monthly: $1,832
Average All Disabled Workers Monthly: $1,580
Your Social Security benefit will depend on your compensation and quarter credits. Averages provided for informational use only. To view your social security statement visit www.ssa.gov
Minimum wage needed for a quarter of coverage: $1,810 quarterly