UPS is starting their 401k program!

by | Dec 6, 2023 | 401k | 30 comments

UPS is starting their 401k program!




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UPS Starting 401k!!

UPS, one of the world’s largest package delivery companies, has announced that it will be starting a 401k retirement plan for its employees. This is great news for the thousands of UPS employees who will now have the opportunity to save for their future and ensure a comfortable retirement.

The 401k plan is a tax-advantaged retirement savings account that is sponsored by an employer. Employees can contribute a portion of their paycheck to their 401k account, and in many cases, the employer will also make contributions on behalf of the employee. The money in the 401k account can then be invested in a variety of options, such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, to help it grow over time.

For UPS employees, this means that they will now have a valuable tool to help them build a secure financial future. By participating in the 401k plan, they will be able to save and invest their earnings for the long term, and take advantage of the tax benefits that come with the account. This will help them to supplement their Social Security benefits and any other retirement savings they may have, and ensure that they can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle in their later years.

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The decision to start a 401k plan is a significant step for UPS, and it reflects the company’s commitment to the well-being of its employees. It also demonstrates UPS’s recognition of the importance of retirement savings, and its desire to help its employees prepare for the future.

In addition to the financial benefits, starting a 401k plan can also have positive effects on employee morale and satisfaction. By offering a retirement savings plan, UPS is showing its employees that it values their long-term financial security and wants to support them in planning for their future. This can lead to increased loyalty and engagement among employees, as well as a more positive work environment overall.

Overall, UPS’s decision to start a 401k plan is a positive development for its employees. It will provide them with a valuable opportunity to save for their retirement and build a more secure financial future. This move reflects UPS’s commitment to its employees and their well-being, and demonstrates the company’s dedication to being a responsible and supportive employer. As a result, UPS employees can look forward to a brighter future and a more secure retirement.

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30 Comments

  1. @akeithwill33088

    Thank you. Im a part time package handler doing 20% roth

  2. @georgeneil8761

    Thanks mate
    Tour videos helped me when I 1st started as a driver.

  3. @ScarProxy

    Shit I wish I was is the 24 percent

  4. @KT-mx3mh

    Do UPS also match the 401k for the union guys?

  5. @rickj1983

    I don't know if it is still the same as when I was a driver back in the 90's, but neither UPS or the Teamsters contributed to my 401-k. It was all on me.

  6. @thattin2006

    How do u even pull from that after tax? I couldn't find it on the site. I wanted to borrow a bit myself

  7. @RequiredSkate0

    Mike. I know mike. I work with two mikes on the road, I also have two mikes as supervisors

  8. @metapod666

    Does ups do any contribution matching?

  9. @ajsessions6269

    No match so poor investment

  10. @mnfisherman8

    Really enjoying the content but tax brackets work a bit differently than how you explained. Any income from ~$40-85k is taxed at 22%. If you made $87k, only that last ~$2k you earned would be taxed at the higher tax bracket (24%).

  11. @BEARSTORM94

    Bro you’re the only driver that has financial help on YouTube

  12. @thomasanderson1783

    This was very informative. I’ve been a driver since 03 and I’m only putting a very small amount into my 401k . I find it intimidating because it’s all online and there’s no one to ask. I’m not a computer wizard.

  13. @aikalo80

    Just started as a package handler, do I have to wait to be union to start a 401k and is it true they don't match? Thats a bummer.

  14. @SFSFNoautographs

    I max out %35 just added the %5 after tax thanks for the tip

  15. @ososharp950

    Believe it or not doc martens have to be the most comfortable ones I’ve used and sturdy

  16. @Nahhhhhhson

    i’m sure UPS has people you can go see or call on the phone for anything financial or benefit related. at fedex we have vanguard. does ups have an app for employees where you can do all this stuff? we have an app called evive which is basically just a giant portal for everything benefits and perks. the best people to talk to about this kinda stuff are old timers and the people in this specific department.

  17. @4six874

    I use red wings man. With some in-souls

  18. @amerribic9096

    Thanks for the info Chris, I am new driver who just graduated and this tip will come in handy in year to come!

  19. @luiscerda2132

    Ecco Exostrike brown or black

  20. @andyopsysxxx4553

    Hello, UPS Chris! Love the company, love the service, but the only reason I'm here is because you're FINE! Well, not the only reason. I'm learning about shipping for my company. But you're a cutie pie. Just saying.

  21. @stradegaming192

    Do ups drivers ring your doorbell when packege is delivered or leave it in mailbox first time using ups

  22. @jgarcia1499

    Bates boots are the best

  23. @biguso791

    Hi tech boots- good boots

  24. @Explosive707

    I recently just started as a package car driver at UPS, I purchased a pair of stellar tac waterproof under armor boots, they are lightweight and seem promising.

  25. @derrickmd18

    i have a roth 401k at ups because i'll rather pay taxes now and the growth is tax free vs a pre tax 401k where you dont pay taxes now but when you take it out you pay taxes on the growth and what you put in.

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