A $65,000 401(k) projects just $4,300 in annual retirement income — here's why that number is wildly misleading

When you contribute to a 401(k) account, you receive regular statements from your plan provider. And, thanks to a rule established by the SECURE Act , those statements must include a lifetime income i

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3 Aug 2026 2 days ago 1 min read

A $65,000 401(k) projects just $4,300 in annual retirement income — here's why that number is wildly misleading

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When you contribute to a 401(k) account, you receive regular statements from your plan provider. And, thanks to a rule established by the SECURE Act ,

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