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The maximum that an individual 49 years of age or younger can invest annually into their 401(k) plan during 2024 is $23,000. If they attain the age of 50 du...

If you are eligible for the HCA Healthcare Plan and matching contribution, at the end of each plan year in which you satisfy the eligibility requirements, y...

It may be less than you think!  For example: If you earn $15 per hour and work 40 hours in a week, 3% would equal about $18 per week. If you are in a federa...

There is an auto-increase feature built into the HCA 401(k) Plan.  This is built into the Plan to help you get on track for retirement.  You may set the rat...

Understandably, the more debt you have, the more difficult it is to save.  If possible, take full advantage of the employer match, which is "free money...

Depending on your situation, you may be able to contribute to an IRA (Individual Retirement Account), separately from your 401(k) Plan.  The 2024 IRA contri...

Congratulations, and thank you for your dedication! We hope you have enjoyed your career with HCA Healthcare.    While building a healthy retirement nes...

HCA Healthcare cares about you and your future and by offering auto-enrollment, they are helping you start preparing for retirement as soon as you are eligi...

This depends – If you are eligible for a match and HCA matches you annually, you may contribute extra to make up for the match you missed. If you are an emp...

No, contributions to a 401(k) plan can be made by salary deferral only.  Therefore, you should look at how your post-tax resources could help pay your usual...