401(k) match by company · 2026

Wegmans 401(k) Match: What Wegmans Contributes in 2026

Short answer

Wegmans matches 50% of the first 6% of pay you save (up to 3% of pay), for eligible employees. Wegmans' retirement plan also includes profit sharing. The amount is not published.

Wegmans 401(k) at a glance

Employer matchWegmans matches 50% of the first 6% of pay you save (up to 3% of pay), for eligible employees.
Maximum match3% of pay
Contribution needed for full match6% of pay
Company contribution (no match needed)Wegmans' retirement plan also includes profit sharing. The amount is not published.
EligibilityThe match applies to eligible employees; Wegmans does not publish the criteria on its careers site.
PensionNo
Who this applies toEligible US employees of Wegmans Food Markets

How much is the Wegmans match worth?

If you contribute 6% of your pay, Wegmans adds the full match. Here is what that means at different salaries, per year, before investment growth:

SalaryYou contribute (6%)Wegmans match
$40,000$2,400$1,200
$60,000$3,600$1,800
$90,000$5,400$2,700
$150,000$9,000$4,500

Illustration based on the plan terms above. Your actual match depends on eligible pay, timing and plan rules.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Wegmans match 401(k) contributions?

Wegmans matches 50% of the first 6% of pay you save (up to 3% of pay), for eligible employees. Wegmans' retirement plan also includes profit sharing. The amount is not published.

When can I join the Wegmans 401(k)?

The match applies to eligible employees; Wegmans does not publish the criteria on its careers site.

How much should I contribute to get the full Wegmans match?

Contribute at least 6% of your pay. Anything less leaves part of the match unclaimed.

Sources (last verified 2026)

  1. Benefits — Wegmans Careers (2026-09-24)

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