> My question is does it matter which you invest in?

Not usually. Roth 401k is often tax inefficient since income can force you into Roth IRA.

> If you’re a fan of tax free growth — why don’t most people do the 401k match, Roth IRA, and then Roth 401k? If you have a Roth 401k, is that better than a Roth IRA?

Exclusively Roth is highly tax inefficient

> I’m 24 and In the 24% tax bracket, don’t really have a set age I want to retire yet. So it seems like I should take the 401k match and then focus on Roth 401k? Would that be a good plan

Doubtful

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