Max retirement contributions just got bigger in 2026 — $24,500 elective limit plus expanded catch-up contributions for federal TSP and 401(k) plans.

2026 contribution limits for TSP and 401(k)/403(b) increase — here’s how to make the most of your elective deferrals and catch-up contributions.

🔥 Curious how these IRS changes affect your federal benefits, TSP retirement strategy, and catch-up planning? 

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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro & Key 2026 Contribution Highlights
0:45 2026 Elective Deferral Limit: $24,500 Explained
1:30 Catch-Up Contributions for Age 50+
2:15 Super Catch-Up Limits (Ages 60–63)
3:10 How TSP & 401(k) Contribution Limits Compare
3:55 Roth Catch-Up Rules Starting 2026
4:35 Federal Employees: How to Elect Your 2026 Deferrals
5:15 IRA Contribution Changes & Planning Tips
6:00 Retirement Planning Strategy: What to Do Now
6:40 Closing Thoughts + Next Steps

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