Since their introduction in the 1980s, 401(k) plans have become a mainstay for many people who are saving for retirement. Having a 401(k) account allows you to contribute money (in the form of a payroll deduction) to an individual account before taxes are paid on that money. The effect of this type of tax deferral is to increase the ability of your money to grow before you are required to pay taxes. In fact, since taxes are only due when funds are withdrawn from a 401(k) account, it is possible for your contributions to grow for... Articles Tagged ‘401K contribution’
What Should I Do if My Employer No Longer Matches My 401(k) Contributions?
Since their introduction in the 1980s, 401(k) plans have become a mainstay for many people who are saving for retirement. Having a 401(k) account allows you to contribute money (in the form of a payroll deduction) to an individual account before taxes are paid on that money. The effect of this type of tax deferral is to increase the ability of your money to grow before you are required to pay taxes. In fact, since taxes are only due when funds are withdrawn from a 401(k) account, it is possible for your contributions to grow for...
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Since their introduction in the 1980s, 401(k) plans have become a mainstay for many people who are saving for retirement. Having a 401(k) account allows you to contribute money (in the form of a payroll deduction) to an individual account before taxes are paid on that money. The effect of this type of tax deferral is to increase the ability of your money to grow before you are required to pay taxes. In fact, since taxes are only due when funds are withdrawn from a 401(k) account, it is possible for your contributions to grow for... 
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