Your employer will add money to your retirement account when you contribute to it — but only if you're in the plan and contributing enough to capture it. Here's how it works, in plain English.
No cost, no pressure — just help understanding your own benefit.
Every dollar of match you don't capture is money that's gone for good. Move the sliders to see your numbers.
Estimate the match you're earning — and the match you're missing.
Not sure of your match formula? A common one is “100% of the first 4%.” Connor can confirm yours.
Hypothetical illustration for educational purposes only; not a guarantee. Your plan's actual match and eligibility rules apply.
It's part of your pay you only get if you contribute. Miss it, and you're turning down a guaranteed return you won't find anywhere else.
Money invested today has decades to grow. Waiting even a few years can cost you tens of thousands by retirement.
Because contributions can come out before taxes, a bigger contribution shrinks your take-home pay by a surprisingly small amount.
Enrolling, changing your contribution, or just want a second opinion — it's a quick, no-cost conversation.