WFH savings could cushion employee retirement plans

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Employees may be disappointed about being home-bound during the pandemic, but the money they’re saving can help secure their future.

Employees have more disposable income now that they don’t have to pay for gas or public transportation to get to work. On average, men saved $260 more last year, and women $200, according to LT Trust, a 401(k) record keeping company.

Kayla Webster
Freelance writer

Kayla Webster is a freelance writer based in New York City.


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