It's worth mentioning that while there are good reasons to leave your funds in a former employer's 401 (k) plan, there is value in simplicity. Some people have difficulty managing multiple accounts ...

A new bill would allow workers 50 and older to roll over 401(k) funds into annuities and simplify 401(k) rollover information provided to workers departing from jobs.

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The Labor Department is siding with plan sponsors in a growing wave of ERISA lawsuits challenging how forfeited 401(k) funds ...

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Starting in 2026, a quiet but consequential shift in retirement law will change how many higher paid workers save in their ...

It can be hard to keep up with 401(k) rules, especially when they tend to change each year. And, 2026 is no different. In fact, due to the Secure 2.0 Act, there will be a few new retirement plan rules ...

Why maxing out your 401 (k) matters more than ever in 2026 During the years leading up to retirement, you’ve probably pictured what retirement will look like for you — traveling the world, spoiling ...

A fresh new year is upon us, and 2026 brings with it five major changes to 401(k) retirement plans. These changes will impact millions of Americans, mainly for the better. These updates are a result ...

Financial experts suggest having around $500,000 invested by age 50 to reach adequate retirement funding. Investors over 50 can contribute up to $20,000 extra per year through IRS catch-up provisions.