While 15 % may seem like a lot, if you have a 401 (k) or other
workplace retirement account with an employer match or profit sharing, that employer match or profit sharing counts toward your annual savings rate.
Not exact matches
Use this diversification strategy
with asset classes investing in your
workplace retirement account.
A 401 (k) is a type of
workplace retirement savings plan that allows employees to contribute a portion of their income
with pre-tax dollars into their own
retirement investment
account.
Whether you have a
workplace retirement account or not, you can usually contribute to a Traditional or Roth IRA as well (taxpayers
with incomes above certain thresholds may be ineligible for a Roth).
Fidelity also found that
with the increased adoption and availability of target - date funds and managed
accounts in
workplace retirement plans, one out of three employees now utilize a professionally managed investment option for 401 (k) assets.
All Fidelity brokerage and mutual fund
accounts are eligible for EFT,
with the exception of self - employed 401 (k) plans,
Workplace Self - Directed Brokerage, SIMPLE IRA, Fidelity
Retirement plans (Keogh), and investment - only
retirement accounts.
Whether it's a
retirement account like an IRA or a
workplace 401 (k), or just investing
with a bank or robo - advisor, the goal is to have enough money in place where paying premiums is a thing of the past.