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    Every dollar you contribute to a traditional 401k or deductible IRA lowers your taxable income for the current year. At a 22% marginal rate, a $5,000 IRA contribution saves you $1,100 in federal taxes today. The tax break is immediate, and the investing benefits compound from there.

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