How to ‘Trump-proof’ your 401(k)

• Why your 401(k) may be breaking the first rule of investing

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• How to prepare your family for an emergency

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• Private equity in 401(k) plans? ‘Highly risky’ for the average investor.

  The private-equity industry wants more access to retirement accounts.
  
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• How much does 401(k) auto-enrollment help workers save for retirement?

  Making saving easy remains essential
  
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• Cryptocurrency options in 401(k) plans: Here's what to know to make the most of your workplace retirement plan

  The run-up in cryptocurrency prices has some investors interested, and changing rules around their use in 401(k) plans has opened up options to invest.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 8

• This 401(k) plan feature is a 'green light to contribute aggressively,' advisor says

  If you're eager to max out your 401(k) early in 2025, you could miss part of your employer's matching contribution without the "true-up" feature.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 6
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• How to maximize your 401(k) plan in 2025 with higher limits, bigger catch-up contributions

  If you're eager to save more for retirement, you could be overlooking ways to maximize your 401(k) plan, including key changes for 2025. Here's what to know.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 5

• It's time to boost 401(k) plan contributions for 2025 — here's how much more you can save

  If you're feeling behind on retirement savings, you can make higher 401(k) plan deferrals and catch-up contributions for 2025. Here's what to know.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 3
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  How to Burnout-Proof Your Workplace According to Organizational Psychology: Make It SMART

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