A new 401(k) rule is coming in 2026 for millions of high-earning Americans — what to know if you’re in this group
If you’re middle-aged and in a high income bracket, you can expect the way you contribute to your…
For years, my company didn’t contribute to my 401(k) after registering my birth date wrong — can I get what I’m owed?
For nearly a decade, Lena assumed a piece of every paycheck went into her 401(k). However, when she…
The Major Mistake Most People Make With Their Retirement Contributions
Are you saving for retirement? If so, are you contributing more and more over the years or keeping…
I’m 41 and on track to have a $6M nest egg by 55 even if I quit saving today. How do I know when it’s safe to stop?
Forty-one-year-old Janice has spent years diligently saving and investing, and by 55, her portfolio is expected to be…
A new rule means some 401(k) contributions will no longer be tax-deferred. Here’s who will be affected
Staring next year, the highest-earning 401(k) participants who are eligible to make “catch-up” contributions will no longer be…
I’m 30 and itching to buy a house but it’s just out of reach — can I pause my 401(k) contributions to afford it sooner?
Buying a new home is a major financial decision with a hefty price tag. But is it worth…