By deciding to plan and save for your retirement, you’ve made a decision you can feel good about. You've realized that a sound savings plan is key toward helping you achieve a secure financial future. The first step is by participating in your workplace retirement plan.
Rabobank retirement plan
Your Rabobank retirement plan is designed to help you achieve the retirement you envision. To determine eligibility or learn about vesting schedule, maximum contributions, and more, view your plan highlights .
Enjoy tax advantages
You can save on a pretax basis and pay less in taxes now, or you can save on a Roth after-tax basis and enjoy tax-free distributions when you retire.1
Rabobank will pitch in to help you on your way:
- A basic matching contribution: Rabobank will match 50% of the first 6% you contribute.
- A core contribution: Each year, Rabobank will contribute an amount equal to 3% of your salary.
- A discretionary contribution: Each year, Rabobank may contribute a percentage of your salary.
Introducing Roth contributions
Which type of retirement plan contribution(s) may be right for you? This informative presentation and brochure can help you make confident, informed decisions about your future.
Enjoy growth potential
Thanks to the power of compounding, every dollar you save has the potential to generate earnings, which are then reinvested to generate their own earnings. Over time, it can make a really big difference!
If you have further questions, contact your Human Resources department.
You'll thank yourself later
The sooner you start saving, the better. Once you decide to save for your retirement, the next step is to decide how much to save. Check out our retirement tools and calculators.
You'll start by deciding how much you can save; either a flat dollar amount or a percentage of your wages will be automatically invested in your retirement account each pay period. But before you do that, it's important to educate yourself on general financial, investment and retirement information so you can make informed decisions.
1Distributions are tax-free if your account is open for five years and the distribution is the result of death, disability, or attainment of age 59½.