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Have 401(k)s from old jobs lying around? Moving them to Betterment means a common approach for all of your retirement savings. Plus, we make rolling over simple and easy—whether to your 401(k) account or a Betterment IRA.
Welcome to your 401(k) with Betterment!
Find out how to make the most of your plan and start saving for your future.
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This is a great question. The answer is yes, you can have both. Should you have both? It depends.
Reducing Your Biggest Retirement Expense: Where You Live
You’ll probably want to retire somewhere different than where you live right now. Let’s make that part of your retirement plan.
Why You Should Max Out Your Retirement Accounts
Maxing out your retirement contributions can be a key step towards building wealth for the future. Plus, it allows you to get the most out of your money due to compounding interest and tax advantages.
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In your 40s, your priorities and investing goals become clearer than ever; it’s your mid-life opportunity to get your goals on track.
Investing in Your 50s: 4 Practical Tips for Retirement Planning
In your 50s, you’ll want to assess your retirement plan, lifestyle, future earnings, and support for your family. Then, practice goal-based investing to help ensure your objectives are met.
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