Could your employer match depend on each paycheck?
Relevant if you contribute to a workplace retirement plan.
Some match formulas are based on contribution timing, not your annual total.
Needs: a recent paystub and your contribution %.
Check my matchCould a stock vest under-withhold your taxes?
Relevant if you receive company stock or have an upcoming vest.
Employer stock withholding can use a flat rate that differs from your eventual tax rate.
Needs: upcoming vest details and approximate income.
Check a vestLeft a retirement account at an old job?
Relevant if you've changed employers.
Old workplace accounts can keep charging fees long after you stop watching them.
Needs: the old plan's balance or a recent statement.
Check an old accountIs your HSA quietly charging fees?
Relevant if you have an HSA.
Some administrators charge monthly maintenance plus a percentage on invested funds.
Needs: your HSA balance and fee schedule.
Check HSA feesIs your HSA sitting in cash?
Relevant if you have an HSA with a cash balance.
HSA cash can stay uninvested even after your short-term reserve is covered.
Needs: your HSA cash balance.
Check HSA cash