New Saver’s Match Program to deposit up to $1,000 directly into retirement accounts starting in 2027
Tens of millions of Americans could benefit from “free money” as part of a new federal program that will replace the Saver’s Credit.


21.9 million Americans could receive a welcome boost to the tune of $1,000 when filing their taxes from 2027 onwards thanks to the Saver’s Match, a new federal program that will replace the Saver’s Credit.
Who is eligible for the Saver’s Match?
Taxpayers who earn under a certain income threshold and contribute to a retirement plan such as a 401(k) or an individual retirement account are those who could benefit.
Single taxpayers who have an adjusted gross income of $20,000 or less, and joint filers who make no more $40,000, are those who are eligible.
The government will match 50% of a contribution of up to $2,000 per year to a qualified retirement account, which means a maximum return of an extra $1,000 per year. Additionally, single filers who make between $20,000 and $35,000 qualify for reduced contributions.
If you are in either of those groups, the amount you receive from the government will depend on your retirement account contributions.
Unlike the Saver’s Credit, the program will be available even to people who owe tax.
“Free money” to give Americans huge wealth boost
According a study conducted by Morningstar Retirement, the Saver’s Match is predicted to give eligible Americans a 12% boost to their wealth in retirement, once it comes into effect.
Spencer Look, Morningstar’s associate director of retirement studies, claims: “It’s a great tool to help incentivize savings and build on the principles of behavioral finance. Even if people only qualify for a partial match, this is free money to get from the government for retirement”.
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