Make Sure You Don't Lose Any 401(k) Funds When You Leave Your Job

If you’re saving for retirement and you’ve taken advantage of an employer match, that’s great!

Before you quit a job, check your 401(k)’s vesting schedule.

Less than half (45 percent) of 401(k) plans immediately vest all employer contributions.

It’s an important stipulation to keep in mind if you plan on leaving a company.

For more common 401(k) mistakes, check out their post in full.

5 401(k) Gotchas to Avoid| U.S. News and World Report

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