Are there changes ahead for your 401k? In episode #360, Tom walks through the change happening with the IBM 401k plan. The 401k at IBM is one of the oldest and largest retirement plans in the country, and could be a harbinger of future changes to your own retirement plan.
The changes in the IBM 401k plan were announced in November 2023 and expected to take place in January 2024.
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