Millennials are increasingly enrolling in their company 401(k) but many aren't showing up on payday for the free money.
So says consultant Aon Hewitt, citing data that indicate many workers in their 20s and 30s are not saving enough to take full advantage of their employer's 401(k) match, thus walking away from extra money.
And probably damaging their long-term retirement prospects to boot.
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