Your Future Starts Now
- For every $1 you contribute up to 5% of your eligible earnings per paycheck, AutoNation will add another $0.50 to your account.
What Is a 401(k) Plan?
A 401(k) plan is a retirement savings account that allows you to contribute a percentage of your pay and invest it in a range of options, like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. The AutoNation 401(k) Plan, which includes a company matching contribution, is an important part of your total benefits package.
The AutoNation 401(k) Plan Comes Standard With
All the Options You Need, Including:
- Tax savings either today or in retirement
- Company match
- Your choice of investments, including easy-to-use Target Date funds
- Ability to change your contribution rate at any time
- 24/7 account access
- Free online advice
- Professional advice for a fee
Make a Down Payment on Your Future and Enroll Today!
Here are 4 reasons why:
REASON 1: YOUR FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS
For the average worker, Social Security may provide up to 40% of your retirement needs. Savings in the AutoNation 401(k) Plan can be a big step toward building savings for the future.
REASON 2: GIVE YOURSELF A TAX BREAK
Pretax savings—Contributions to the plan are made before taxes are calculated, which means you pay less taxes today.
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Roth after-tax savings—Contributions are taxed today, but distributions in retirement are tax-free and so are the earnings.1
REASON 3: FREE MONEY FROM AUTONATION
For every $1 you contribute up to 5% of your eligible earnings per paycheck, AutoNation will add another $0.50 to your account. You can also maximize the AutoNation match when you contribute 5% of your pay. If you do so, another 2.5% of your pay will be added to your account.2
REASON 4: THE MAGIC OF COMPOUNDING
The sooner you start, the more powerful your savings engine. Your contributions and earnings can grow tax-deferred, and earnings are reinvested in your account. $100 saved each month over 40 years could grow to almost $200,000.3
401(k) Pre-Tax Option
Individuals who are age 50 or older can make annual catch-up contributions, subject to the IRS limit. See irs.gov for more information on limits.
401(k) Roth Option
Individuals who are age 50 or older can make annual catch-up contributions, subject to the IRS limit. See irs.gov for more information on limits.
1. For Roth after-tax contributions and earnings to be eligible for tax-free withdrawals, your initial Roth deposit must have been in your account for at least five years, and you must be at least age 59 1/2 (or in the event of your disability or your death).
2. Subject to IRS restrictions
3. This amount is based on saving $100 a month, with a 6% rate of return compounded monthly. This example is for illustrative purposes only and is not intended to be investment advice or a prediction of future results.