saver's

As of the end of November 2010, there would be almost $52,000 in that account, with just $30,470 of that money coming from the saver's own pocket.

Slow and Steady Saving Still Pays Tom Lauricella 2011

The income limits also are going up for low- and moderate-income workers seeking the retirement saver's credit.

A Tasty New COLA for 2012 Kelly Greene 2011

One response to such inertia has been the spread of target-date funds, which rebalance automatically as the participant nears retirement age, and target-risk funds, which are managed and rebalanced according to a saver's risk tolerance, as opposed to his age.

As 401(k)s Recover, Savers Make Same Old Mistakes 2010

Funding an IRA and triggering the saver's credit also can be a way for parents and grandparents to give their working kids a leg up on the future without a direct handout.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

Subtracting a $1,000 saver's credit from that reduces taxable income to zero.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

  The saver's credit, together with an IRA or retirement-plan contribution, can deal a triple blow to your tax bill.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

They can help fund the young person's IRA, which triggers the saver's credit and the tax savings.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

Here is an option for young workers -- and their parents and grandparents -- to consider:  The saver's credit helps you save on your taxes if you're a low-wage earner and contribute to a retirement account.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

The maximum saver's credit is $1,000 per person per year.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009

The saver's credit, subtracted from your tax, reduces what you owe even more -- perhaps to zero.

A last-minute tax move for young workers 2009