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You invest so much in others. Now invest in yourself.



Even if you only save a little, what matters is that you start 

At Corebridge Financial, we believe that great things happen when people take action. We’re passionate about helping bring financial health and opportunity within reach—no matter where you are in life’s journey.

So don’t wait another minute to enroll in your retirement plan and build your savings by contributing now.

Get benefits now and later

Keep more of what you earn

What you earn is not always what you get because of taxes. But when you contribute to a retirement plan account, you keep every dollar you contribute—without taxes—until you withdraw money in retirement.1

Turn taxes into savings

For every $100 you earn, you may take home only $75 if $25 goes to taxes. But if you put $100 per month into your retirement plan, the full $100 goes into your savings with no current taxes.2 That’s $25 more every month.

This example is hypothetical and assumes a 25% federal marginal income tax bracket.

Get the potential snowball effect

It’s not just the money you contribute that adds up. It’s what you earn on your money that has the opportunity to snowball far beyond what you save yourself. It’s called compounding, and its impact multiplies the longer you invest.

This example is hypothetical, does not reflect the return of any specific investment, and is not a guarantee of a specific rate of return. Figures are based on an annual 5% rate of return on monthly contributions of $100.

Save the easy way

Any amount counts

Start big, or start small and increase later. Either way, acting now makes a difference. 
See the cost of waiting.

Contributions are automatic

Paycheck deductions make saving convenient.

Investing is simple

Invest on your own or choose preselected options based on your goals.

Talk to a financial professional at no additional cost 
Get help with enrollment or a plan for saving. 

Get the Corebridge app for on-the-go access to your account 

 

1 Income taxes must be paid at withdrawal. Federal restrictions and a 10% federal early withdrawal tax penalty may apply to withdrawals prior to age 59½.

2 This example is hypothetical and assumes a 25% federal marginal income tax bracket. Income taxes must be paid at withdrawal. Bear in mind that investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

3 This example is hypothetical, does not reflect the return of any specific investment, and is not a guarantee of a specific rate of return. Figures are based on an annual 5% rate of return on monthly contributions of $100. Income taxes must be paid at withdrawal. Federal restrictions and a 10% federal early withdrawal tax penalty may apply to withdrawals prior to age 59½. Investment return and principal value will fluctuate so that the investor’s units, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Fees and charges, if applicable, are not reflected in this example and would reduce the results shown. Bear in mind that investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

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