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Retirement Benefits

There are many different ways to plan for retirement. Some government employees have pensions, while other employers offer 401(k) plans in which their employees can invest. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are available for people who do not have access to 401(k)s. On top of that, the federal government offers many protections for retired citizens. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA, governs how retirement savings can be used, and social security funds are typically available to many retired seniors. The articles below have lots of information on these topics, click below to find out more.
Learn About Retirement Benefits
  • Your Retirement Plan: What You Should Know

    An in-depth look at everything you need to know about retirements plans, including a look at the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), pension plans, 401k plans, SEPs, and more.

  • Can I Get My Pension Money If I Am Laid Off?

    A layoff can be an extremely challenging and stressful time, both emotionally and financially. Find out more about when and how pension plan funds may be available after a layoff.

  • FAQ: Pension Plans and ERISA

    Concise answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding the various types of retirement plans and the law covering them, so you can learn how to keep your retirement secure.

  • A Look at 401(k) Plans for Employees

    Learn more about 401(k) plans, their varieties, and some of the fees that may be associated with them so that you can make the best decisions possible when you start to invest.

  • Dictionary: Employment Law Terms

    Definitions and explanations of all the most common employment law terms and abbreviations, such as Family and Medical Leave Act; constructive discharge; garnishment of wages; and implied contract.

  • Dictionary: Health Benefits

    This article provides definitions for some of the most common (and often confusing) terminology used to describe health care plans, benefits, and their terms. Read up so that you can understand your rights.

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