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               A               401(k)               is               a               defined               contribution               plan               where               an               employee               typically               contributes               a               fixed               percentage               of               their               pre-tax               compensation               (up               to               a               yearly               maximum),               and               pays               taxes               when               funds               are               withdrawn               at               retirement.
               Here               are               ten               reasons               why               I               started               investing               right               away               in               my               401(k)               plan               as               a               new               employee               in               my               early               20s.
               Income               tax               deferral:               As               contributions               are               made               before               tax,               401(k)               is               a               way               of               deferring               income               taxes.

For               example,               assuming               I               made               the               maximum               contribution               of               $16,500               and               my               tax               rate               is               25%,               I               would               postpone               $4125               in               federal               income               tax               that               would               otherwise               be               due               this               year.
               Power               of               coupounding:               Less               than               50%               of               the               people               in               their               20s               invest               in               a               401(k)               plan               at               their               workplace.

But               the               power               of               compounding               works               in               favor               of               the               early               saver.

As               can               be               seen               in               the               above               chart,               a               person               contributing               only               $5,000               each               year               (less               than               $500               per               month)               starting               at               age               25               will               have               over               $1.2               million               at               retirement.

In               fact,               he               will               have               a               bigger               nest               egg               than               a               person               contributing               $10,000               each               year,               starting               at               age               35               (assuming               8%               rate               of               return).
               Ability               to               choose               investments:               401(k)s               are               employee-directed               which               means               that               we               can               put               in               how               much               we               want,               and               choose               where               we               want               to               invest.

According               to               Aon               Hewitt,               the               average               401(k)               plan               has               a               choice               of               29               options               including               treasury               bonds,               mutual               funds               (stock               and               bond),               money               market               funds,               target-date               funds,               and               even               employer's               stock.

Funds               prospectuses               describe               each               fund,               their               risk               profile,               key               holdings,               costs,               and               performance               history.
               Matching               program:               A               key               benefit               of               401(k)               is               free               money,               since               the               employer               often               matches               a               small               percentage               of               the               contribution.

Aon               Hewitt               research               shows               of               the               employers               who               cut               their               matching               program               since               2008,               55%               have               already               reinstated               it               in               some               form               and               18%               plan               to               reinstate               or               increase               it               in               2011.

Another               11%               plan               to               do               so               in               2012               or               later.
               Suitable               for               beginning               investors:               According               to               the               Aon               Hewitt               survey,               83%               of               employers               offer               pre-mixed               target-date               funds               that               are               based               on               estimated               retirement               age.

A               person               who               invests               in               these               funds               does               not               need               to               actively               manage,               or               rebalance               it.

To               further               simplify               investment               decision               making,               more               than               half               offer               online               investment               guidance               including               comparative               risks               of               each               type               of               fund,               benefits               of               diversification,               etc.
               Higher               contribution               limits               than               Roth               IRA,               and               not               mutually               exclusive:               For               2011,               maximum               contribution               of               a               Roth               IRA               is               $5,000               per               year               vs.

$16,500               in               401(k)               or               Roth               401(k)               (higher               for               investors               over               50               years).

But               Roth               IRA               and               401(k)               are               not               mutually               exclusive.

In               fact,               I               could               contribute               to               both               a               401(k)               and               a               Roth               IRA               in               the               same               year.
               Can               be               used               for               purposes               other               than               retirement:               Even               though               the               primary               purpose               of               this               account               is               retirement               savings,               up               to               50%               (or               $50,000)               of               the               funds               can               be               available               as               a               loan               for               selected               purposes.

However,               the               downside               is               that               if               an               employee               gets               laid               off,               the               loan               becomes               due               within               60               days.
               Protected               during               company               bankruptcy:               Retirement               money               is               protected               under               ERISA               in               case               of               a               bankruptcy               or               takeover.

Unless               an               employee               has               made               foolish               choices               (e.g.

100%               invested               in               company               stock               that               went               bankrupt...

which               affects               the               value               of               the               account,               but               not               the               account               itself),               a               401(k)               is               safe               from               bankruptcy.
               Low               account               fees:               The               employer               does               not               charge               for               maintaining               401(k)s.

However,               the               funds               have               fund               fees,               which               vary               based               on               the               type               of               fund.

Any               typical               401(k)               has               low               cost               options               like               Vanguard               index               funds               (fees               as               low               as               10               basis               points).

International               funds,               bond               funds,               small               cap               funds               and               age-targeted               funds               have               fees               of               around               100               bp               (1%),               which               are               still               lower               than               typical               brokerage               asset               management               fees.

Trading               is               usually               also               free.
               Option,               but               not               compulsion               to               roll-over               upon               termination:               Employers               cannot               close               401(k)               accounts               simply               because               an               employee               has               quit               as               long               as               there               is               at               least               $1000               in               your               the               account.

Employees               can               choose               to               roll               over               to               a               new               employer,               a               third               party,               or               keep               it               with               the               old               employer               simply               because               the               plan's               investment               options               and               fees               are               better               than               other               alternatives.
               Note:               Aon               Hewitt               is               a               leading               administrator               of               401(k)               plans.



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