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August 29, 2012
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401(k) Employer Matches Make a Rebound

401(k) Charles Schwab Corp. retirement plans
When economic troubles began percolating in 2007-2008, many companies dropped their 401(k) matching-contribution programs to save money. Now a survey by the Charles Schwab Corp. shows that not only has that trend been reversed, but more companies are now offering matching contributions than before the onset of the so-called Great Recession. The Schwab study says the percentage of companies offe...
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