Roth or 401k?

[curtains]

I currently put 15% of my paycheck into 401k (thanks to mm). 
What is better 10% into Roth 10% into 401k or 15% into 401k and 5% into Roth?  If it matters my company matches 6% of the 401k and it would be nice to buy a little condo in the next five years but I am not tied to that. 

[isabel]

Can I piggyback on this? I'm wondering the same thing and also where the best place is to open a Roth? Does it make a difference?

[curtains]

I really truly love this board. Just sayin...

[my3bears]

Also re: Roth. Conventional wisdom says that it is better in the long run to pay taxes now (Roth) vs taxes when you retire (traditional), because it's likely that you will be in a lower tax bracket now. It's an assumption, and no one can predict the future, but it's a common recommendation.

Psychologically and math-related, too, when you are set to retire, what you see is what you get in a Roth. What you see in a traditional is not, since you will have to pay taxes on it. So $500,000 in a traditional might be more like $375,000 after taxes.

So yes, traditional up to the match (6%) then 9% in the Roth. If the 9% in the Roth is more than $5500, then once you max the $5500 you go back to the traditional again.