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If you have a 401(k), IRA, or other retirement accounts, it’s important to keep a few things top of mind: Know how much you’re contributing, how your investments are performing, […]


 

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How To Take Control of Your 401(k) Before & After Retirement

The 401(k) is one of the most important retirement planning tools we have. You pay into it for decades and will likely rely on it, among other income sources, for decades in retirement. The potential tax benefits and power of compound returns can make it a great savings and investment tool for retirement. But to make the most of these accounts requires an informed strategy. There are several important things to know about your 401(k), such as how much you can contribute, options for your 401(k) when you leave your job, and how much you are paying in 401(k) fees.

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