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Vesting Rules for Company 401(k) Match Affect Contributions
The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required Link to more items from this source
July 13, 2008

Excerpt: Some companies have what's called 100% vesting, meaning that the employee immediately owns any contributions made by the company on his or her behalf. But other companies use 'graduated vesting,' typically turning over 20% of its contributions to the employee after one year, working up to 100% after five years, he says. Then there's 'cliff vesting,' where 'you don't own any of the contributions unless you've been there for, say, three years. Then, you own 100%.'  MORE >>

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