Saving Center

Discover resources that can help you build a plan of action and put your savings goals within reach.

Your savings journey starts here

Reaching your savings goals starts with a plan. If you’re unsure how to get started, these age-based tips can help point you in the right direction.

Under 35

If you don’t have a retirement savings plan, start one today. Enroll in your workplace retirement plan.
Once you start saving, consider increasing your contributions every year, if possible.
Create a budget to track your spending.
Start early to take advantage of compound interest.

Ages 35 – 50

Determine how much you’ll need in retirement.
Figure out your income sources (pension, retirement savings, Social Security, etc.).
Check your savings regularly to make sure you’re on track.

Ages 50 and up

Ensure you have the right investment mix to meet your goals.
Catch-up contributions allow more tax-deferred savings.
Review your Social Security information.
Create a plan to live on your savings when you stop working.

Ready to move forward?

No matter your timeline, the right tools can help you reach your goals. Set a clear target, automate your savings and revisit your plan as your life changes.

Explore these resources today and take a step closer to what matters most.

Short-term goals (0-2 years)

Short-term goals focus on what you want to achieve in the next few years. Whether that’s taking a trip, paying down credit cards or building an emergency fund, with a clear plan these goals can feel much more attainable.

Here are a few ways you can make that happen:

Embrace a budget

See where you can shift spending so you can save more!

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Credit card payoff

What will it take to pay off your credit card balance?

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How to build an emergency savings account

Though many of us will face a significant unexpected expense at some point during our lives, more than half of Americans don’t have the cash or savings on hand¹ to cover a financial emergency requiring $1,000 or more.

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What will it take to help reach your savings goals?

Set a specific savings goal and break it into manageable monthly contributions. For example, if you want to save $1,800 for a new laptop in 12 months, that’s just $150 a month.

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Mid-term goals (2-5 years)

Mid-term goals often include major milestones like buying a car, paying for a child’s education or saving for a home down payment. With a longer time horizon than short-term goals, it’s important to revisit and adjust your savings plan as your needs change.

How to set financial goals

Setting a goal is an important prerequisite for accomplishing almost anything. And without setting clear financial goals, some people are likely to spend their lives aimlessly earning and spending, rather than building wealth and achieving a more financially secure life.

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Save for education – the sooner the better

When it comes to saving for your children’s education, the earlier you start, the better. Use this calculator to help develop or fine-tune your education savings plan.

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How to plan financially for starting a family

The prospect of growing your family may fill your heart with butterflies, excitement, nervousness—or, most likely, all of the above. Here’s how you can prepare your finances, so that you have more energy to focus on parenting when the time comes.

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See how small additions can add up over time

Choose a dollar amount and turn it into a simple monthly plan. For example, saving $3,600 for an emergency fund over two years means setting aside $150 a month.

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Long-term goals (5+ years)

Long-term goals reflect your bigger vision for the future, like saving for retirement or paying off a mortgage. With clear goals, a solid plan and patience, steady progress can add up over time.

Retirement calculators

Find out what it’ll take to plan and reach your retirement saving goals.

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Retirement Pathfinder®

Use this guide to set goals, adjust strategies and model scenarios to take action for tomorrow.

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Should I dip into my retirement savings?

Many people who have had their income adjusted may be panicking and looking for other sources of cash to pay the bills.

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Start planning for retirement income

Knowing how much you’ll need can help you figure out how much to save and for how long. For example, if you need $300,000, you’d have to save $833 a month for the next 30 years.

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More saving resources

No matter how small, every action you take to keep more cash, manage debt or save for retirement helps strengthen your financial foundation and support a more secure future.

Small money moves that make a large impact

For many of us, setting aside the recommended six months’ worth of expenses in an emergency savings account to protect ourselves and our loved ones can feel daunting.

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Managing debt to your advantage

A simple guide to making the most of your borrowing.

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Tackle your student debt

Access a simple experience that can help you determine eligibility and apply for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

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4 simple steps to take control of your budget

While budgeting itself can feel restrictive, knowledge really is key to staying ahead of the game when it comes to your finances.

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Making retirement dreams a golden reality

Whether your idea of golden years perfection is training for an Ironman, launching a business or simply spending more time with family and friends, retirement offers a unique opportunity to replace the nine-to-five with something vivifying, meaningful, and new.

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Turning your financial goals into reality with professional guidance

Working with a financial professional can help you sort out your priorities, overcome common behavioral biases, and create a financial foundation that sets you on a path to lasting financial success.

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Take action now. It matters.

What you do today could make a big difference for your tomorrow. Find out where you stand right now and what actions you could take to help improve your financial future.

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