5. Take Advantage of Your Employer Match
If your employer matches contributions you make to your workplace retirement plan, make sure you’re contributing enough to get the full match. Otherwise, you’re losing out on free money.
The most common type of match is 50 cents for every $1 contributed by an employee up to a certain percentage of pay — typically 6 percent.
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