The IRS recently announced retirement plan contribution limits for 2021. While most limits remain the same as 2020, some plans will see a limit increase. Keep reading below to find out exactly how much you can contribute for 2021, and start making plans now to do what you can to max out your retirement savings… Continue reading Retirement Plan Contribution Limits for 2021
Holiday shopping is already in full swing. But, given that the CDC is recommending shoppers avoid crowded stores throughout the 2020 holiday season, Black Friday is going virtual, and Cyber Monday is every day.¹ According to a recent survey by Convey, “Shoppers are planning to shop earlier and mostly online, and they’re conscious of COVID’s… Continue reading 13 Cyber Security Tips for the 2020 Holiday Shopping Season
Too many investors don’t know how to read a 401(k) statement, much less understand it. It’s understandable. There’s a lot in a statement. Knowing how to read and understand the information presented in a 401(k) statement may be vital to your retirement future. Why Investors Need to Open and Read Their 401(k) Statements Many… Continue reading How to Read a 401(k) Statement and Understand It
It’s hard not to get caught up in the holiday spirit of giving and keep holiday spending under control. In 2019, holiday retail sales grew 4.1% to $730.2 billion, and online and other non-store sales were up 14.6% compared to 2018, according to the National Retail Federation.¹ That’s why today’s holiday spending tips are important.… Continue reading 9 Ways to Keep Online Holiday Spending under Control This Year
Planning for the future means finding all the ways possible to minimize tax payments to the IRS. You may be sitting on just what you need to save significantly on taxes without even realizing it – a health savings account. This is because a health savings account is triple tax-advantaged: The money you put in… Continue reading How to Use a Health Savings Account If I Qualify
With the elections coming up, many investors are concerned about the presidential election and the stock market. There’s uncertainty in the air. And the market doesn’t like uncertainty. So, what do you do with your hard-earned money in the meantime? Before you make a move, check out this video interview with 401(k) Maneuver’s CEO and… Continue reading Presidential Elections and the Stock Market
Fourth quarter is here, which means there are important financial steps to take before the end of the year. Taking the time now to work through this checklist may help end the year strong and start 2021 with a bang. We recommend printing off this list and scheduling time to work through it in the… Continue reading 22 Financial Steps to Take before the End of the Year
Employees often find themselves confused and frustrated with making changes to their 401(k) because complex terminology is difficult to understand. Other 401(k) investors follow a buy and hold strategy and may see changes as unnecessary. The bottomline is that it’s critical to your retirement savings (and your future retirement lifestyle) to understand exactly what you… Continue reading 5 Questions to Ask a 401(k) Plan Provider Sooner Rather Than Later
If you’re looking to improve your 401(k) performance in the remaining months of 2020, check out these 4 tips below. Getting Help May Boost 401(k) Returns If you are looking for a way to improve your 401(k) performance, professional management may help you in more ways than you might think. Although you might have… Continue reading 4 Ways to Potentially Improve 401(k) Performance
It’s Labor Day in the U.S., which means it’s the last big hoorah before fall weather ends our summer fun and ushers in the school year and pumpkin spice lattes. We now celebrate this holiday with BBQs, pool parties, and weekends away with our families. But Labor Day has its roots in violent worker uprisings… Continue reading 5 Interesting Facts about Labor Day
