You should expect to need savings on top of Social Security once your retirement kicks off. But you have options when it comes to choosing a home for your nest egg. Those might include a traditional IRA, a Roth IRA, or a traditional 401(k) plan offered by your employer.

These days, though, a growing number of 401(k) plans are including a Roth savings feature. And that's an option you may be tempted to take advantage of -- especially this year because Roth 401(k)s are no longer forcing savers to take required minimum distributions.

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