It is not uncommon to wind up with multiple 401(k)s after switching jobs a few times during the course of a career.  Companies usually allow employees to leave their money in the plans even after they leave the company, although non-employees are not allowed to make contributions.  One Nest Egg is Best

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Though it gets a lot of bad press, the 401(k) plan can be an outstanding vehicle to accumulate a retirement nest egg.  Studies have shown that the single biggest factor in retirement savings success is the amount of salary that savers defer.  Good or Lousy?