If you’ve taken a new job, chances are you were automatically enrolled into a new 401(k), handed a welcome packet, and then left wondering what to do. The problem is that 63% of Americans don’t understand how a 401(k) plan works.¹ Here’s the deal: If you’re already contributing money from each paycheck to a new… Continue reading 6 Questions Every 401(k) Investor Needs to Ask ASAP
Whether you’ve lost your job or plan on changing jobs in the near future, there are common 401(k) rollover mistakes you need to be aware of. Ignore these, and a rollover could take a chunk out of your retirement savings, trigger a big tax bill, and impact the quality of your retirement. Keep reading for… Continue reading 401(k) Rollover Mistakes to Avoid
Graduation season is upon us. If you don’t have a gift for your grad yet, may we suggest something better than a gift card or cash? It doesn’t matter if they are graduating high school or college – young adults need financial help. A recent report from the Pew Research Center claims, “Fewer than half… Continue reading 8 Gift Ideas That Set Graduates Up for Financial Success
Saving for retirement is essential, and a 401(k) plan can be an effective way to have a comfortable retirement. Yet, according to a 2023 survey, 4 in 10 workers with a 401(k) don’t contribute.¹ If you are hesitant to set aside a bit or more of your paycheck for your retirement, consider these 5 perks… Continue reading 5 Perks of Saving for Retirement in a 401(k)
No two people spend or save the same way. What works for you may not work for someone else. But there are tried-and-true ways to save more and build wealth for retirement. Use the following 3 personal money moves to guide your financial decisions in Q2, and your checking account, savings account, and retirement account… Continue reading 3 Personal Money Moves for Q2
