401(k) Matching: Meaning, How It Works, and How to Get the Most Out of It
A 401(k) match is a contribution made by an employer to match some or all of an employee’s contributions to a company retirement plan. Employer contributions can also be made on a nonmatching basis. Not all 401(k) plans offer a match.
What Is Coast FIRE
Coast FIRE is a strategy that involves saving enough to generate sufficient future retirement income, then working to pay current expenses before “coasting” into retirement.
Can You (And Should You) Use an IRA to Buy a Home?
The issue of whether you can use an IRA, or if you should use your IRA to buy a house is complicated. It's important to understand all sides of this issue before making a decision.
Best Index Funds with Low Expense Ratios for 2023
Index funds offer a low cost way to invest and an easy way to diversify your portfolio among different investment styles.
What Average Rate of Return on 401(k) Can You Expect?
While you may be aware of how much money goes into your 401(k) every month, do you know what the average return on your 401(k) investments is?
What is A Roth IRA?
Roth IRAs offer an alternative to traditional IRAs in terms of their tax treatment and other factors. They may be a good addition to your retirement savings efforts.
