401(k)

The IRS released significant extensions to 401(k) contribution come Jan. 1, 2020.

Cathy Clauson, a senior vice president at AssetMark, told FOX Business one easy solution is an IRA.

"Put a small amount of your paycheck into your 401(k), even if you don't think you can afford it," Cathy Clauson, a senior vice president at AssetMark, said. 

Cathy Clauson, a senior vice president at AssetMark, spoke with FOX Business regarding how to maximize your 401(k) contributions and take advantage of the free money available through employers.

What you give up when you cash out a 401(k) vs. rolling it over when leaving a job.

We Americans love choices. Retirement is no different.

Not surprisingly, southern cities dominate the list.

With the right plan, you can increase your chances to reach a $1 million nest egg at retirement – or maybe even $3 million.

How much money you should have saved now to stay on track for retirement.

People are withdrawing money from their retirement accounts to pay off debt or make a down payment of a home, which is often considered a financial mistake, according to a recent survey.

Employees are not saving enough for retirement so they need to keep working.

Despite recent market volatility, retirement savers saw their 401(k) plans grow during this year's second quarter.

Here’s what to do with your 401(k) in the midst of the market drop, according to a financial planner.

If your employer’s retirement plan doesn’t cut it for you, here are six investing alternatives to consider.

Americans who are nearing retirement age have less than $200,000 in their 401(k) accounts on average, according to a new survey.

Retirees across the world will outlive their savings by years, a report by the World Economic Forum stated.

Every company offers its employees different packages and benefits — but when it comes to 401(k) plans, some stand out more than others.