Mind of a Millionaire Podcast: You’re Employer Stopped 401(k) Matching, Now What?
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Given the circumstances, several employers have halted their 401(k) matching programs. The question that we’ve received is, “shouldn’t I stop contributing if there is no match?” The answer is no. If you’re simply stopping because of the discontinued match, then no, it is not a good idea to stop making contributions to your employer-sponsored retirement program, and here’s why.
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