Not Sure How to Invest Your 401(k)? 3 Options to Consider
Saving in a dedicated retirement plan is a great way to help ensure that you have enough money to cover your expenses once you stop working. And if your employer offers a 401(k), it pays to sign up for it. Not only are contributions seamless -- they're deducted from your paychecks so you don't have to make any effort to get that money into your account -- but many companies offer matching programs that help you score free retirement cash.
But if you want to put your 401(k) to good use, you'll need to invest it. And here are three options to look at in that regard.
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