If you’re 50 or older and planning to make catch-up contributions to your 401(k), big changes are on the way – especially if you're a higher-income earner. The IRS recently issued final regulations under the SECURE 2.0 Act, and they clarify exactly how these contributions must...
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More employers are offering Roth 401(k)s inside their plans, making these accounts more accessible than ever. But just because your employer gives you the option doesn’t mean it’s automatically the right fit. If you’re considering contributing to a Roth 401(k) in 2025, there are several key rules...
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401(k) balances are climbing, and more Americans than ever are reaching a major milestone: becoming 401(k) millionaires. According to recent Fidelity data, the number of 401(k) accounts with balances over $1 million has soared to a record 595,000 in June 2025 – a 16% increase from...
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If you're overwhelmed by high-interest debt, you might wonder: Should I stop 401(k) contributions to pay off debt? This is a deeply personal question and one without a one-size-fits-all answer. Debt can feel like a weight dragging your finances down. And with high-interest rates, the cost of carrying...
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As retirement plan rules continue to evolve, one area drawing attention is the inclusion of alternative assets in 401(k) plans. In early August 2025, the White House released an executive order that has pushed this issue further into the spotlight. The order calls for improved access to...
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Your 401(k) shouldn’t be a “set it and forget it” investment. While automation makes saving for retirement easier, it doesn’t mean your account should be left untouched for years. Life happens. Big changes in your career, finances, or family life may affect your retirement goals more than...
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Mid-year is a common time for people to reassess their finances – including their 401(k) strategy. From market changes to personal life events, the second half of the year often brings new information that could affect how investment allocations align with your goals and risk tolerance. One...
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Gen X is retiring soon. Are they ready? The outlook isn’t great. Gen X is the first generation to rely primarily on their own individual savings through 401(k)-like plans for retirement. They were tossed into DIY retirement planning with little support. As a result, many members of Gen X...
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Life doesn’t always go as planned. Unfortunately, this is something we see often when it comes to retirement. Something unexpected (or simply unplanned for) happens, and it derails your retirement goals. Let’s take some time today to talk about 5 things that may derail retirement goals and...
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We’re halfway through 2025, which means now may be the ideal time to check in on retirement savings in Q3. Are you on track to meet your savings goals? Recent news reports suggest that Americans are continuing to contribute even though their personal 401(k) savings may have...
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