You should probably be saving more, but even if you can't do that, you can get more out of the money you are able to save.

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Key Points Both a 401 (k) and IRA offer tax-deferred retirement savings options. The 401 (k) has two key advantages over an IRA that could sway some to use it as their sole retirement account.

You may be curious to know how your 401(k) balance compares to the average saver's. To that end, Fidelity has some new data. And it may surprise you.

We see this happen slightly in the median 401 (k) balance column when going from the 55-to-64 age group ($95,642 median balance) to the 65+ age group ($95,425 median balance).