Saving and Investing for Retirement Can’t Start Too Soon
Did you know that you could be living in retirement for 25 years or more?
So when it comes to planning for your retirement nest egg, the future begins now.
Save and invest through your employer’s retirement plan
If you are eligible to participate in a retirement plan through your employer, consider starting participating now − even if retirement seems far in the distance. Check with your employer to find out what kind of plan is available to you.
Take the next step
Two-thirds of Americans underestimate average life expectancy
U.S. Department of Labor, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.
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401(k) retirement
plan for employees of private companies
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403(b) retirement
plan for teachers, churches, public hospitals and nonprofit
organizations
- 457 retirement plan for state or local government employees
Explore other retirement planning options
If your employer doesn’t offer an employee plan, there are other ways to begin saving and investing for your retirement.
Talk to your investment professional to learn about Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) − traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs and rollover IRAs − as well as annuities or life insurance.
Retirement Planning Tool
In less than 10 minutes, you can:
- Set a retirement goal
- Track retirement plan progress
- Get suggestions to improve your retirement outlook
Go to the On Your Side Interactive Retirement PlannerSM
Let us help you save for retirement
You may have dreams about your life in retirement. Instead of just dreaming about retirement, look to us to help you start preparing for it.
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