What happens next?

How to retire with security
Learn about your pension plan.
Some employers have traditional pension plans, where you're paid a set amount of money each year after retirement. Start learning about your employer's pension plan and how much money you'll get from it each year.

OPT:
i. Go online and look through the pension plans, estimating whether you'll save money by charging more per year. If you're on a budget and need help from a pension plan, ask a health care provider for assistance.;
ii. In the u.s., you'll need to pay a more or less monthly salary per year for up to three years. The amount of personal and professional income you save from your pension plan varies by employer.;
iii. You should also know what will happen to your pension plan in the event you change jobs. When budgeting for retirement, keep your pension plan in mind.;
iv. Consider starting with your own 401 (k) and keep an eye out for sponsor notices. You can generally look up sponsor notices online.;
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