This weeks episode of The Retirement Matters Podcast, we go dive into what it means to retire with both a pension and 401(k)! There are a lot of people, specifically state workers who are retiring with both pensions and 401(k)'s. This is discussing the differences between those two and what you should be doing to set up your pension and your 401K correctly early on. Also, understanding that those are two different tools- we should not think that it's one or the other, but, we should use both of them together to build the most optimal retirement plan. We hope you enjoy the show!
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