If you’re wondering if you should stop funding your 401(k) because you’re having a hard time making ends meet or are nervous about the economy, you aren’t alone. A 2023 CNBC Your Money Survey finds that “three quarters of working Americans (74%) say they are stressed...
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A major factor in achieving your financial goals is being engaged with your finances and investments. This includes your 401(k). According to CNBC, though 401(k)s are the “most common retirement savings vehicles, 63 percent of Americans don’t understand exactly how it works.”¹ Additionally, when people in the...
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To achieve retirement savings goals, it is crucial to not only protect your savings, but also ensure they grow at a rate that outpaces inflation. With inflation eroding our purchasing power and hard-earned money, many investors are wondering what this means for their 401(k)s. The good news...
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It’s common financial advice – save enough in your 401(k) to get the company match. It’s great advice (after all, who doesn’t want free money?), but it may not be yours to keep should you change jobs or withdraw from your 401(k). This is because each employer...
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It feels good to wrap up things nicely before the end of the year, but there’s a lot to do. That’s where having a fourth quarter financial to-do list comes in. It helps you prioritize the things you need to do to ensure you are in...
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While data shows more people are saving for the future, others are putting their financial futures at risk by taking 401(k) hardship withdrawals. 401(k) hardship withdrawals should be a last resort, but people are playing fast and loose with their retirement savings, as shown by recent...
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The IRS recently announced a 2-year delay to the planned changes in catch-up contributions in 401(k)s and Thrift Savings Plans. The new rule requiring high-income investors to make catch-up contributions only to Roth 401(k) accounts will not take effect until 2026. This update comes as a relief...
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With today’s economic landscape characterized by persistent inflation and rising interest rates, it's no surprise that American households are feeling financial pressure. This has many Americans grappling with crucial financial questions: Should I pull back on my retirement savings contributions? Should I focus on paying off debt instead...
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One of the perks of employment is a 401(k). But what happens with the money you’ve accrued for retirement when you change jobs? The money is still there. But leaving behind an old 401(k) may be a costly mistake. Keep reading for the costly dangers of forgetting...
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Starting in 2024, new rule changes to 401(k) catch-up contributions go into effect for investors ages 50 and over. These changes impact not only where you can save more, but also if you’re even able to. Some might argue this new law is essentially a tax increase....
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