Viewpoints about Retirement savings
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Managing your 401(k) plan account through a market downturn
Investing for a long-term goal, such as retirement, takes planning, patience, and discipline.
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What is market volatility and how to handle it?
Discover what’s happening with the economy and what it means to experience market volatility—and what you can do with your investments.
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How recessions can affect retirement savings
Do you worry about how a recession could affect your retirement savings? We’ll help you understand recessions and what you can do to help your savings weather the storm.
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Understanding taxes and your retirement savings
Retirement accounts have different rules on how your savings and withdrawals are taxed. Get to know the differences so your retirement saving strategy can help you pay taxes when you think it’s best for you.
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Five ways mobile apps can help you plan for retirement
Did you know that using a mobile app can help you save more for retirement? We’ll share five ways mobile apps can help make planning and saving for your retirement easier.
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What’s a money market fund?
Wondering if a money market fund could be a suitable investment for your IRA or 401(k) account? Check out this brief overview to help you decide.
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Understanding the impact of the Federal Reserve on retirement savings
When the economy is running smoothly, you and your employees may not even notice that the Federal Reserve is meeting or what they decide. As a plan sponsor, it’s beneficial for you to understand how the Fed works so you can help your employees manage their retirement savings in changing economic conditions.
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Know the consequences of an early IRA withdrawal
Before you tap into your IRA to meet an unexpected financial need, make sure you understand the potential tax, early-withdrawal penalty, and opportunity costs.
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Consequences to consider before cashing out of your retirement plan
When leaving a job, taking your workplace retirement plan savings in cash can come with substantial costs, especially if you're under 59½. To help you make an informed decision, here’s a quick review of the particulars and how these expenses could affect your retirement nest egg.
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Social Security payments increased—why didn’t my check?
Social Security’s annual cost of living adjustment doesn’t necessarily mean your monthly check will increase. Here are four reasons your Social Security payment could be lower than you expected.
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