Americans set aside a record-high portion of their paycheck in their 401(k) accounts last year, according to Vanguard.

Good news on the retirement front from Vanguard. (Getty Creative) ·Yevgen Romanenko via Getty Images That's roughly double the number of plans that did so a decade ago.

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