How Much Should I Contribute to my Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plan?
A common employer benefit is an employer-sponsored retirement plan – a 401(k) or something similar. Other types of employer-sponsored retirement plans are 403(b)s and SIMPLE IRAs. Companies have moved from defined benefits plans to defined contribution plans and made the employee save for their own retirement instead of the employer. It moves the responsibility of saving to the employee.
A common question is this: should I contribute to my employer-sponsored retirement plan, and if so, how much?
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About Forman Investment Services
If you are not familiar with us, Forman Investment Services is an independent practice located in Columbus, Indiana focusing on Family Wealth Management and generational planning. We serve clients not just locally, but across the country and globe. In today’s day and age, especially after experiencing COVID, we are very comfortable communicating from any distance whether it be in person, a Zoom call, or by phone. We confidently adapt to our clients lives and unique relationship in the style of communication and complexity.
Our planning encompasses much more than choosing investments, as we must consider tax/estate planning, education funding, insurance, retirement planning, and so much more. We work with a select group of clients who value time, family, and recreation, and need today’s investment, tax, and estate planning complexities coordinated for them. We also provide one-time plans to those that are not in need of an ongoing advisor relationship yet to help get you on the right track.
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