An employer-sponsored retirement plan that is used primarily by for-profit companies. Employees can choose to contribute a portion of their wages into an account; employers sometimes also contribute to each employee’s account, and/or match each employee’s contributions. All contributions are usually tax-deductible, and money in the account is not taxed until withdrawn, allowing for decades of tax-free growth. See 403(b) Plan, 457 Plan, Defined Contribution Plan, IRA, Rollover IRA
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