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What to Know Before Splitting 401(k) Assets in a Divorce: The Tax Letter
The Tax Letter Splitting 401(k) assets in a divorce can lead to unintended tax consequences, there are ways to avoid financial penalties.
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What Is a 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan?
retirement A 401(k) is a retirement plan sponsored by an employer that offers employees tax incentives to save money for retirement from their paychecks.
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Considering a 401(k) Loan? What You Can Do Instead
Borrowing from your 401(k) could have a detrimental impact on your future financial health. If you’ve already tapped your 401(k) for a loan, here’s how to recover.
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Can You Retire Without a Pension Plan?
Here’s how to sort through your options and plan for a successful retirement, whether you have a pension or not.
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What to Do if Your Employer Stops Its 401(k) Match
If other companies follow in IBM’s footsteps, employees will need to make some adjustments in their retirement savings.
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Biden's New Retirement Adviser Proposal Targets 'Junk Fees'
Retirement advisers would need to ensure that they prioritize investor interests under the new rule.
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Ways to Save Yourself and Your 401(k) From Rising Taxes
Taxes will go up if provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are allowed to sunset, but there’s still time to lock in lower taxes on your 401(k) savings.
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Could an In-Service Distribution From Your 401(k) Work for You?
If your company plan allows it, you could expand your investing opportunities, but be careful of tax and early-withdrawal implications.
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How to Find the Best 401(k) Investments
Many folks are likely wondering how to find the best 401(k) investments after signing up for their company's retirement plan. Here's where to get started.
