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

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According to a report released this week by retirement provider Vanguard, 18% of workers eligible for a retirement plan through their employer are not enrolled.

Other findings Hot Roth: Tax planning for retirement seems to be gaining steam with many workers. Eighteen percent of participants make their contributions to their 401 (k) plan in a Roth option ...

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Despite economic pressures, 401(k) plan sponsors continued to move forward in 2024, leveraging the power of automatic solutions to help drive savings and participation rates to all-time highs.

Americans are saving more and staying the course during volatile markets: that’s one of the key findings in Vanguard’s latest ...