$17\mathrm{.}15$ points

Select all that apply to a $401(k)$

$401($k$)$ investments become more comnservative as the person contributing reaches retirement

You will lose all of the money in a $401($k$)$ if your company goes under

A traditional $401(k)$ taxes you when you withdraw but not when you initially contribute to the fund

There is a high tax rate for a Roth $401(k)$ upon withdrawal of the funds once your reach retirement age

There is no penalty for withdrawing before retirement age if you are "vested"

it is recommended to contribute the maximum legal amount to a $401(k)$ since your employer will match your contributions