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401K Plans

A 401K plan is an employer-sponsored savings program where employees contribute pre-tax dollars toward retirement. Many employers will match funds to a certain amount, as an extra employee benefit.

Employees may often invest in several different sponsored funds. Funds may be split among the various offerings. For example, an employee may contribute 25% of deposits to a high risk, high yield fund, 25% in more moderate options and 50% in a fixed interest money market. These plans are extremely popular with over 20 million Americans participating in employer sponsored 401K plans.

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