Tracking retirement savings growth each month allows you to see how your savings are progressing over time. It gives you a precise view of when your retirement savings could potentially run out, which can be a valuable tool for making changes today that can positively impact your future. Regular tracking can also help you adjust your savings strategy, if needed, to ensure you're on track to meet your retirement goals.

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The Retirement Calculator tab offers a more tailored and systematic approach to plan your retirement. It lets you factor in details about various accounts and workplace retirement plans, such as 401K and IRA contributions.This calculator allows you to track how your retirement savings grow or shrink each month. It also gives you a precise view of the exact month and year when your retirement savings could run out. This can be a valuable tool for making changes today that can positively impact your future.

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The comparison of other workplace retirement plans to 401K and IRA in terms of retirement savings depends on various factors such as the contribution limits, tax benefits, employer match, and withdrawal rules. Some plans may allow higher contributions, while others may offer better tax advantages. It's important to understand the specifics of each plan to make an informed decision.

Some other workplace retirement plans apart from 401K and IRA include 403(b) plans for nonprofit employees, 457(b) plans for government employees, SEP IRA for small business owners and self-employed individuals, and SIMPLE IRA for small businesses.

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