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Anonymous Principal Sales Consultant
Current
Redwood City, California
Nothing out of ordinary, many options but standard matching, half of the first 6%.
Anonymous employee
Current
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Oracle matches 3% of your contributions.
Anonymous employee
Current
Los Angeles, California
they only match up to 5 percent and it's kind of annoying because they have a lot to give
Anonymous Applications Sales Executive
Current
Redwood Shores, California
401K with 50% matching, up to 6%
Anonymous Principal Member of Technical Staff
Current
Redwood City, California
They could contribute a bit more for the retirement plan
Anonymous Senior Principal Product Manager
Current
Boston, Massachusetts
Fidelity is fine - standard match
Anonymous employee
Former
Other comments about Oracle's 401(k) matching are INCORRECT. It does not match the first 6% of contributions, it only matches HALF of that (that is, only matches 3% of salary). And it limits matching to $5100/yr, regardless of employee contributions. Both are below industry norms.
On the bright side, the funds offered in the 401(k) are diverse, and several have very low fees.
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Anonymous employee
Current
Austin, Texas
401k plan has a solid matching option upto 6%. Contributions from employeer become gradually more vested after every few years becoming fully vested around 4 to 5 years in.
Former
Pleasanton, California
They use Fidelity and have picked some good funds to grow the money.
Current
San Jose, California
The best thing is after you join, your 401K's company contribution begins the very next month. There are several companies which has one year cutoff period.