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Robinhood will pay a 1% “match” on customer contributions to retail Individual Retirement Accounts

Robinhood will pay a 1% “match” on customer contributions to retail Individual Retirement Accounts

Raphael Henrique | Sopa Pictures | Light flare | Getty Images Robinhood brings the concept of a 401(k)-style contribution to its retail customers who may not have access to a workplace retirement plan. The retail brokerage will pay a “match” of 1% on its clients’ contributions to a Robinhood Individual Retirement Account, the company announced …

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How to spend your FSA and HSA accounts and what to do before the end of 2022

How to spend your FSA and HSA accounts and what to do before the end of 2022

Financial planning probably isn’t the most fun you’ll have over the holidays. But since some accounts and insurance plans expire at the end of the year, it’s the season to make sure you don’t leave money on the table. Two common sources of financial confusion are flexible spending accounts (FSAs) and health savings accounts (HSAs). …

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How to avoid mistakes with required minimum distributions from your retirement accounts

How to avoid mistakes with required minimum distributions from your retirement accounts

Kemal Yildirim | E+ | Getty Images You have about a month to make sure you get it right when it comes to mandatory retirement account withdrawals. Required Minimum Distributions, or RMDs as they are known, are annual amounts that must be withdrawn from the year you reach age 72 – from age 70.5 before …

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