You're contributing to your retirement account, which already puts you ahead of the curve. But there's a difference between contributing and contributing with intention. That’s worth a quick look. Most people set a contribution rate early on and perhaps never revisit it. If your paycheck has increased since you first enrolled, your rate may not have kept pace. Three things are worth checking: whether your contribution rate still makes sense, whether you're capturing your full employer match (if one's available), and whether your investment mix still fits your timeline and comfort with risk. That's it. Three questions that could matter a great deal down the road. If you'd like to talk through the role your retirement account plays in your overall retirement strategy, please let me know. |
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