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What You Need to Know About Tweaking Your 401(k) Plan for 2025
Retirement experts highlight coming changes and share tips on being more strategic with savings.
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Your 401(k) could probably use a checkup.
Donald Trump’s victory in the US election sent stocks surging to all-time highs and raised the prospect of sweeping policy changes from taxes to healthcare. The Federal Reserve just cut rates again, a mounting US budget deficit has hawks worried about higher inflation and Social Security could face benefit cuts of about 20% within a decade.