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Any retirement plan offered by your employer would be listed as part of your benefits package. If you’re not sure, contact your human resources department or hiring manager.

Typically when you are hired, you receive information about enrolling in your employer-sponsored retirement plan. Enrollment happens one of two ways: You elect to contribute to the plan, or your employer opts you in automatically (called auto enroll). The easiest way to check if you are enrolled? Look at your paystub for deductions, typically listed as “401(k) contributions” or “retirement.”

You can check contributions to your retirement savings plan in a couple of different ways: On your �鶹���³�Ʒ dashboard, which you may access either through a desktop browser or the �鶹���³�Ʒ app (see below for log in instructions), or by viewing your paystub. On your paystub, those contributions are typically listed as “401(k) contributions” or “retirement” and will be a percentage of your total pay.

Generally, you are able to change your rate of contributions to your plan at any time; changes typically go into effect based on plan provisions and payroll timing. To get started, to view your dashboard. Click on the 401(k) account card on the left. On the top menu, hover over “Contributions,” then click on “Manage contributions.” Follow the on-screen commands.

If you are enrolled in auto escalation by your employer, or you choose to enroll in this option yourself, your contributions will automatically increase, typically once a year until you reach a maximum percentage (often 15%). You may also choose to save more in your plan by following the steps above.

You may . Look for the blue “Log in” button on the top right corner. Use this helpful how-to for detailed instructions.

You’ll need to set up your account with a username and password. Follow the steps here.

, then navigate to “My profile” on the top menu. There, you can change your password, mailing address, email address, mobile phone number, security settings, and more.

Investment options vary from plan to plan. To view or change yours, . Look for the account you want to review. Navigate to “Investments” on the top menu, then scroll down to “Change investments.” From there, follow the on-screen prompts.

If you have signed up for electronic delivery of your tax documents, you can view them at any time. to your �鶹���³�Ʒ account. At the top right-hand corner, click on the arrow next to your name; scroll down to “My profile” and click. On that page, click on “Tax documents.”

If you have not signed up for e-delivery, on the “My profile” page, click on “Manage delivery preferences.” Click on the “email notification” buttons for all eligible documents you wish to receive electronically.

If you received a distribution of more than $10 from a retirement plan, you will receive a 1099R. Find more information on the 1099R.

Check first to see if your plan allows you to roll over or roll in funds. Your Plan Summary and Summary Plan Description (PDF, found under “Plan information & details”) offers details. To begin a rollover, download the �鶹���³�Ʒ app. Log in to your account, then select the account to update. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select “Rollovers.” If logged in through a desktop browser, click the box of the account to review. On the top menu, click on “Rollovers,” then follow the on screen prompts.

If you have a plan through �鶹���³�Ʒ, you may be able to request a required minimum distribution, or RMD, online. Here’s what to do. . On your individual dashboard, you’ll see a list of accounts on the left. Click on the relevant account. You’ll see an estimated RMD at the top of the screen. Click on “Start my RMD request.” Next, you’ll be asked to confirm your citizenship status and receive a distribution summary that also confirms federal tax withholding. You’ll then enter delivery details and complete a final review. Learn more about the dates and rules for RMDs.