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I have saved for retirement and contribute every . Annual salary must be between $20,000 and $500,000. Savings must be between $0 and $9,999,999. Maximum yearly contribution is $23,500 for people ​under age 50. ​For people who turn 50 by the end of of the year​, ​an additional ​catch-up contribution allowance of $7,500 is permitted. For ages 60-63, the ​additional ​catch-up ​contribution is $11,250. Contribution cannot be more than annual salary ($).

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IMPORTANT NOTE:  Equitable believes that education is a key step toward addressing financial goals, and we've designed this tool as an informational and educational resource, intended to facilitate the review of your current financial situation, based on information and assumptions provided by you. This discussion and any hypothetical results or information provided herein do not offer or constitute investment advice and make no direct or indirect recommendation of any insurance, investment, financial product or investment option. Equitable Holdings, Inc. subsidiaries do not provide tax or legal advice or services. Please consult with your tax and/or legal advisors regarding your particular circumstances. The needs, goals and circumstances of individuals are unique, and they require the individualized attention of a financial professional.

Working with an advisor* yields more money, more satisfaction

Higher account balances. More confidence for the future. A common trait among top savers is that they get help from a financial professional to guide smart choices and keep their plan on track as life evolves.

Higher balances

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Educators who work with a financial professional have higher 403(b) account balances. In fact, their median account balance was 23% higher.

Happier with savings

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Working with a financial professional can lead to higher satisfaction among educators with their 403(b).

Financial professionals also help clients with...

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Early savings
72% attribute early savings start to working w/ advisor
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Learning

Understanding your big picture, what's important, setting goals

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Investing

Strategic investment advice to grow and protect your money

 

Find more education and research on the benefits of working with a financial professional in our Enhancing Outcomes whitepaper. Click here to read the full study.

 

Source: Equitable's Value of the Advisor study, 2022.

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*The use of the terms of “financial advisor” or “advisor” for purposes of the survey questions and responses by both the consumers and the financial advisors queried does not necessarily imply that the individual is a registered investment adviser (RIA). The use of these two terms is meant in a general sense of the word or phrase to describe working with an investment advisor, a licensed insurance agent or other financial professionals who may sell annuity products.