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Typical examples of mandatory retirement accounts are CalSTRs and PERS for parents that are either teachers, law enforcement or other types of government employment. Employer sponsored 401ks are not mandatory as you have the option to either participate or not.
Mandatory retirement is a policy or law that requires employees to retire at a certain age, usually 65. Mandatory retirement is used by employers to reduce the number of employees who are eligible for retirement benefits and to ensure that younger employees are given the opportunity to advance in the company.
State-sponsored retirement plans are commonly Roth individual retirement accounts (IRA). With this type of savings, employee contributions are deducted from post-tax income, which means their money is generally tax-free at the time of withdrawal.
A state-mandated retirement plan is when a state requires eligible employers to offer their employees a retirement plan option. Generally, employers can choose between enrolling employees into a state-sponsored program or offering a qualifying retirement plan (e.g., 401(k)).
CalSavers is the name of Californias state-mandated retirement program. Through CalSavers, employees can contribute to a Roth Individual Retirement Account (IRA).
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(a) Every member and former member of the North Carolina National Guard who meets the requirements of this section shall receive, commencing at age 60, a pension of one hundred five dollars ($105.00) per month for 20 years creditable military service with an additional ten dollars and fifty cents ($10.50) per month

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