For more information regarding Rogers Corporation' 401(k) matching program, contact your HR department. 

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Before rolling over your 401(k), take stock of the broader benefit structure Rogers Corporation has in place for you. A central element of your benefits is that Rogers Corporation maintains a defined benefit pension plan that has been frozen to new benefit accruals -- meaning the plan no longer accumulates future benefits for most employees, but those who were already vested may still be entitled to receive the pension benefit they accrued prior to the freeze, subject to the vesting requirements described in their plan documents, which means the plan no longer accumulates future benefits for most employees, but those who were already vested may still be entitled to receive the pension benefit they accrued prior to the freeze, subject to the vesting requirements described in their plan documents, meaning the plan no longer accumulates future benefits for most employees, but those who were already vested may still be entitled to receive the pension benefit they accrued prior to the freeze, subject to the vesting requirements described in their plan documents, which means the plan no longer accumulates future benefits for most employees, but those who were already vested may still be entitled to receive the pension benefit they accrued prior to the freeze, subject to the vesting requirements described in their plan documents. Rogers Corporation also offers retiree healthcare benefits to eligible employees, which can provide meaningful coverage for those who retire before reaching Medicare eligibility at age 65. Rogers Corporation's 401(k) plan includes employer matching contributions of 100% on first 1% of salary + 50% on next 5% of salary (3.5% total, RESIP 401k plan), subject to plan terms. When you map out your Rogers Corporation benefits alongside your broader retirement strategy, the overall picture becomes much clearer.

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