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In this episode of Blue Collar Wealth presented by Stone House®, join Bob Brown, CFP® as he talks about key differences between pensions and 401(k)s, discussing the pros and cons of each, and if you have access to both—how to make them work together for a secure retirement. Retirement planning can feel overwhelming, especially when you're dealing with different types of employer-sponsored plans. Many people assume pensions and 401(k)s are interchangeable, but the reality is much more complex. We’ll walk you through... What is a Pension (Defined Benefit Plan)? What is a 401(k) (Defined Contribution Plan)? Lump Sum vs. Monthly Pension Payments – What’s Best? What If You Have Both? Why This Matters: The retirement landscape has changed dramatically over the years. If you’re nearing retirement or just starting to think about it, understanding how your retirement plan works—and how to optimize it—can make a significant difference in your long-term financial security. At Stone House, we specialize in helping our clients build financial security and that priceless peace of mind that allows for greater happiness in retirement. Request an appointment with a Stone House Advisor to get started. Thanks for watching! Timestamps: 🕒 00:00 Intro 🕒 01:56 What is a Pension? 🕒 02:43 What is a 401k? 🕒 03:42 Pros and Cons of Both 🕒 05:55 Key Factors for Your Retirement Plan 🕒 07:49 Lump Sum vs. Monthly Pension Payments 🕒10:31 Outro Learn more at https://www.stonehouseretire.com/blue... Disclosures: Registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission does not imply that Stone House or its representatives have achieved a certain level of skill, certification or training or that the SEC approves of Stone House or its services.