401(k) Mistake: Stop Leaving FREE Money Behind! | Retirement Under 10 Ep. 1

Welcome to Episode 1 of Retirement Under 10! 💰 I'm not a financial advisor—just a regular guy who retired early and wants to share some lessons learned along the way. Today's topic: Your 401(k)! If your employer offers a 401(k) match and you're not contributing enough to receive the full match, you're leaving part of your compensation on the table! Retirement Under 10 is about simple, honest conversations in under 10 minutes. No fancy financial talk, no pretending to be an expert—just real-life experiences and lessons we can learn from each other. 💬 Are you taking full advantage of your employer's 401(k) match? What advice would you give someone just starting out? Share your thoughts in the comments. Let's learn from each other! 🇯🇵 早期リタイアした私が、専門家ではない普通の人の視点から、老後資金やリタイア生活について10分以内でお話しする新シリーズです。 Disclaimer: This video is for general discussion and education, not personalized financial advice. #RetirementUnder10 #401k #RetirementPlanning #EarlyRetirement #CocoLenchoJapan 🇯🇵 Looking for the best Japan eSIM? Choose Journey Japan eSIM! https://jjesim.com?via=coco-lencho-japan Use Code COCOLENCHO for 5% and enjoy unlimited data and 5G speeds on Japan's local networks. If you enjoyed this video, check out these related ones! ▶ We Bought and Renovated a Japanese Empty House "Akiya" in Rural Japan – Renovation Cost    • We Bought and Renovated a Japanese Empty H...   ▶ We Bought and Fully Renovated an Akiya in Rural Japan – Japanese House Renovation Compilation    • We Bought and Fully Renovated an Akiya in ...   ▶ Work and Live in Japan Without a Visa or Language Barrier – Easy Tips!    • How to Live and Work in Japan Without a Visa   Click to watch and follow our journey! Subscribe for more videos on: Akiya renovations & restoring Japanese houses How to buy and Akiya or abandoned house in Japan RV camping & campervan travel in Japan Retired Early in Japan E-mail contact: cocolenchojapan@gmail.com Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @cocolenchojapan #AkiyaRenovation #AkiyaPurchase #WorkAndLiveInJapan #TravelJapanByCampervan #RuralJapan #JapaneseHouse #retireearly #FIRE