The company establishes contributions based on previous years profitability and the employee's salary. I'm not sure what the actual formal is, but last year it was matching up to $24/pay and 2016 it's increasing to $42 and change a pay. I like round numbers so we're going to contribute $50/pay to get the full match plus a few extra bucks of our own.
Yay, it's like free money

It's not 10% of his salary - which would be nice, but it gets us halfway there. If we can get another $200/month in savings for his retirement that would be ideal. Our ability to swing that will depend a lot on what we wind up doing for housing here in BC and what I wind up doing for work in a years time.
Time will tell.
Wow! That's an impressive increase: 50% more since you are contributing $50. Congratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's great! What a nice surprise! It sounds like a good company to work for.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! I was so super excited! It'll be awesome to see Jordan's retirement savings start to climb :)
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