Could Your 401(k) Add Another Paycheck in Retirement?

See how your pension, Social Security, and retirement savings could work together to create your retirement income.

You’ve spent years building your retirement savings. But knowing your account balance is only part of the picture.

The bigger question is: What could those savings actually provide in retirement income?

Whether you participate in TCRS, an ORP, or another retirement plan, a complimentary independent retirement income review can help you see how the different pieces of your retirement may work together.

No cost. No obligation. Personalized to your retirement.

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Your Pension May Be Only Part of Your Retirement Paycheck

For many Tennessee employees, retirement income may come from several different sources.

You may already have a good idea of what your TCRS pension and Social Security could provide.

But what about the money you’ve accumulated in a 401(k), 403(b), 457, ORP, IRA, or other retirement account?

Depending on your individual circumstances, some of those retirement savings may be able to provide an additional source of income alongside your pension and Social Security.

The goal is to understand how all of your retirement resources could work together—not just look at each account individually.

What Could YOUR Retirement Income Look Like?

The example above is just that—an example.

Your numbers could look completely different.

Your retirement income may depend on your age, retirement date, pension benefits, Social Security, account balances, spouse’s benefits, income needs, and how your retirement savings are positioned.

That’s why a personalized retirement income review can be so valuable.

Instead of asking:

“How much have I saved?”

The conversation begins to shift toward:

“How much retirement income could I have?

When Was the Last Time Someone Outside Your Current Retirement Provider Reviewed Your Retirement Income Plan?

If you’ve spent years building retirement savings with TIAA, Corebridge, Voya, Empower, or another provider, your retirement planning may naturally focus on the solutions available through that provider.

An independent retirement income review gives you an opportunity to step back and look at the bigger picture.

That may include your:

TCRS Pension • Social Security • 401(k) • 403(b) • 457 • ORP • IRA • Other Retirement Savings

The purpose isn’t to assume something needs to change.

You may find that your current strategy already makes sense.

Or you may discover retirement income options or strategies you haven’t previously considered.

Either way, you’ll have another perspective to consider before making important retirement decisions.

What Will You Receive?

Your complimentary retirement income review is designed to help answer questions such as:

How much monthly income could I have in retirement?

How could my pension and Social Security work together?

Could my 401(k), 403(b), 457, ORP, or IRA provide additional retirement income?

How could retiring now versus waiting another year or two affect my income?

Should all of my retirement savings be used for income, or should some remain positioned for growth and flexibility?

Most importantly:

You’ll receive a personalized retirement income analysis that’s yours to keep.

You can use it as an independent second opinion and compare it with the information and options you’ve already received.

There is no cost, no obligation, and no requirement to make a change.

Is This Review Right for You?

A retirement income review may be especially helpful if you are:

Approaching retirement and want to know what your retirement paycheck could actually look like.

Participating in TCRS and have additional savings in a 401(k), 403(b), 457, IRA, or other retirement account.

Participating in an ORP and want to better understand how your accumulated retirement savings could translate into retirement income.

Already retired but still have retirement accounts that haven’t been incorporated into an overall income strategy.

Already working with a financial professional but would value an independent second opinion before making an important retirement decision.

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Complimentary income review

You’ve Spent Years Building Your Retirement Savings.

Now Find Out What They Could Provide.

A second opinion doesn’t mean you have to make a change.

Even if your review confirms that you’re already on the right track, having a clearer picture of how your pension, Social Security, and retirement accounts may work together can help you make more informed retirement decisions.