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Emergencies happen! Car repairs, medical bills, and surprise travel. Are you ready?
Many people don’t know this, but some jobs now offer emergency savings tools built right into your retirement plan.
Thanks to updates in federal law, you might be able to:
✅ Save up to $2,500 in a linked emergency savings account
✅ Take a $1,000 penalty-free emergency withdrawal
These tools can help you build financial peace of mind, starting right at work.
@AmericaSaves breaks it all down in their new guide:
https://americasaves.org/resource-center/insights/new-ways-to-save-for-emergencies-through-your-workplace-retirement-plan/
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You might already have access to emergency savings tools through your job.
@AmericaSaves explains how some retirement plans now let you:
✅ Save $2,500 in a linked account
✅ Withdraw $1,000 penalty-free in emergencies
Learn More: https://americasaves.org/resource-center/insights/new-ways-to-save-for-emergencies-through-your-workplace-retirement-plan/
Check with HR, and start small.
#AmericaSaves #EmergencySavings #SaveWithConfidence
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Subject: Your job might offer emergency savings help!
Most Americans don’t have $1,000 saved for emergencies. But there are tools that might already be available through your place of employment.
This month, we’re sharing tips from America Saves about workplace emergency savings options that are often overlooked but incredibly helpful.
These tools, available through some retirement plans, can help you:
—Save up to $2,500 in a linked account
—Withdraw $1,000 without an early penalty in an emergency
They’re meant to supplement your emergency savings, not replace it. Used wisely, they offer a valuable safety net.
Not every job offers them, so it’s worth asking. Learn more, and see if you can take a small step toward your own emergency savings goal.
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