<prompt> Human: Hey All, I just got an email from my head honcho boss man, and it was about the 401k program at my job. Essentially it boils down to if you are 21 and over, you can enroll in a 401k program and get a 6 match. This really confused me because I have commonly heard of complete 100 matching or at least 50 matching. Is this normal, or way out of the ordinary? Im not 21 yet so I cant take advantage of it but Im considering getting a different job with better or equal pay that has a better 401k program. 6 just seems measly to me...Edit: this is a lil screenshot of the email I was sent. This is literally all I have heard about the 401k program.Email Edit 2: What if my work schedule is variable and Im not paid salary? How will they calculate 6 of my yearly pay? If they just take my yearly pay and find 6 percent of that, will they just dump that amount into my 401k account once the year is over?  <response>: They likey mean 100 of up to 6 of your salary. Meaning if you put in 6 they will match 6. If you put in 10 they match 6. If you put in 3 they match 3. 