Eligible Americans could receive a government contribution of up to $1,000 towards their retirement savings when a new federal programme launches in 2027. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reportedly notifying some taxpayers about the Saver's Match, but eligibility will depend on income, qualifying contributions, and other requirements.
The programme will replace the Saver's Credit for qualifying retirement plan and IRA contributions. Unlike the existing tax credit, which reduces federal income tax liability, the new scheme is designed to put a government contribution into an eligible retirement savings account.