<prompt> Human: Hello,Im working through the flowchart in the sidebar and Im stuck on the contribute the amount needed to get the full employer match, but nothing above that amount step.This is the language in my 401k in regards to employer contributions:Your employer will make Safe Harbor matching contributions to your account based on your contributions. The amount will equal:- 100 of the first 4 you contribute to the PlanTo be eligible for matching contributions you are required to: make employee deferral contributionsIm confused by 100 of the first 4 you contribute to the plan. Does this mean whatever I contribute for the year, theyre going to match 4 of it? If I were to only contribute 4 of my income, would they match everything I contribute dollar for dollar?I also dont understand the language around Safe Harbor matching contributions. I pulled up some information on Safe Harbor contributions that is available from my employer and I found the following language, which still has me asking the same questions.Standard Matching Formula: Your Employer will make a Matching Contribution to your Account based on your Deferral Contributions in an amount equal to 100 of the first 4 of your Compensation that you contribute to the Plan for each Plan YearContribution Period.When I log into my 401k portal, it lists Employer Match and Safe Harbor Match as two different amounts. Are these two different contributions?Sorry if Im missing something obvious here. I still have some debts to pay so Im trying to make sure Im using my money optimally :  <response>: If you contribute 4 of each paycheck to your 401K, theyll match that 4, dollar for dollar. Anything you contribute beyond 4 will not be matched by the company. 