A 401k is an employer-sponsored, government-supported pension savings plan for employees in the United States.
Companies can sponsor qualified workers to save and invest for retirement by donating a percentage of their salary to the plan on a tax-deferred basis through 401k programs.
Employer matching is frequently used to motivate these donations.
Contribution restrictions, tax incentives, and early withdrawal penalties are common features of 401k programs.
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