Since most employer-sponsored plans allow employees to save painlessly through payroll deductions – often with a top-up from the company – the money is invested automatically and the portfolio even gets rebalanced regularly.
It’s the ultimate Couch Potato solution, requiring zero maintenance. Benefits Canada‘s companion site, MoneySense, shares the details of how employees can make the most of these retirement plans.
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