Colorado SecureSavings Pros and Cons

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Batman vs. Superman. Hulk vs. Wolverine. Frankenstein vs. Dracula. These are legendary contests, and while we don’t claim that 401GO vs. Colorado SecureSavings is as entertaining as the others, we assert that the results are much more relevant. Our contest is more like a presidential debate than a boxing match, and we’re letting you decide who the winner is.

403(b) Contribution Limits

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A lot of people are familiar with 401(k)s, even though the name could not possibly be less catchy or memorable (if you didn’t know, it’s named for a tax code). Fewer people are familiar with 403(b)s, which are essentially retirement vehicles for those working for nonprofits, such as teachers, the military and other government workers. A 403(b) is very much like a 401(k), but there are some differences that are worth knowing if you work for a nonprofit, such as what the contribution limits are.

OregonSaves Pros & Cons

OregonSaves, the country’s first state-mandated Secure Choice retirement plan, celebrated its sixth birthday in 2023. It already has $200 million invested on behalf of the approximately 118,000 workers in the state who use the plan to save toward their retirement.

The Hidden Dangers of PEP Retirement Plans

While some business owners may realize some distinct advantages of joining a PEP versus implementing their own 401(k) plan, there are some downsides to going this route.