re: What's your employer contribution to your 401K?

3% regardless of what you do plus
100% up to 5% plus
Profit sharing (non-existent the past couple of years)

My company contributes 50 cents for every dollar I contribute, up to 15%. I think that's pretty good, but not sure how it stacks up to other plans. In any case, I max it out because it's free money.

50% on the dollar up to 6%, we get others essop as well. In reviewing some other posts - there are some sweet programs out there. I'm allowed to contribute up to $60,000 (any amount over $24000 is taxed)

Pretty sure I know who you're talking about. Those percentages are automatic - no match required on your part which is nice.

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(any amount over $24000 is taxed)

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?? The max contribution limit for 2017 is $18,000.

Gotcha, thx.

2% min and they match 8%. With the automatic 1% increase I am at 16% pre and 2% post. Plus we have a pension. Not a bad deal at all.

I put in 4%, they put in 2%, not great but it's something.

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I put in 4%, they put in 2%, not great but it's something.

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This is our plan match as well. Our fund options are pretty pitiful to boot. We have over 50 fund choices and all but 2 have expense ratios over .50%. Many have load fees. It's really a shame how poorly some of these 401ks are crafted.