The 401(k) Mistake That Could Cost You Millions in Retirement Savings

Save early and often is the mantra for many financial advisers for good reason. Dreamstime/TCA

By Donna Fuscaldo From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance

Reducing your 401(k) contributions might seem like a good idea in the current economy. With so many uncertainties from tariffs to recession talk, you can’t be blamed for wanting to pull back, hunker down and save as much as possible.