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Summary of Your    Your Health                    Pre-Tax Spending    Life/AD&D                                        Where to Find
                                                                                                                401(k)
     How to Get Started                                  Dental & Vision                                        401(k)      Additional Benefits
                        Contributions      Benefits                          Accounts         Disability                                         Support


            401(k)




            In addition to benefits that provide security for today, New Relic makes saving for the future easy with a 401(k) plan that allows you
            to save a portion of your salary toward retirement. Contributions are automatically deducted from your paycheck and can
            be invested in a diverse portfolio at your discretion. Vanguard at www.vanguard.com/retirementplans is the plan provider.

            Additional information on the 401(k) plan, such as investment options, withdrawal regulations, and loans, can be found in the Summary Plan Description from the Provider.
            When can I enroll?                                              Vesting
               » You are eligible immediately upon date of hire and can        » Your personal contributions and company match are immediately
              typically enroll by the end of your first week.                  vested at 100%.


            How do I enroll?                                                Pre-tax (Traditional) Deferral Type
               » Visit www.vanguard.com/register and use the                   » Contributions are made before taxes are applied, which reduces
              Plan ID: 093089.                                                 current tax burden.
               » Automatic enrollment at 6% (pre-tax) after 30 days of hire     » All capital gains, dividends, interest, etc. grow within the account on a
              unless you opt out.                                              tax-deferred basis.


            How much can I contribute?                                         » Account holder becomes eligible to withdraw at age 59 1/2.
                                                                               Withdrawals will be taxed at then-current rates and total income levels.
               » Up to 90% of paycheck (flat dollar allowed up to $18,500).
                                                                               » All withdrawals prior to eligibility are subject to limitations, taxes,
               » 2022 IRS Deferral Limit: $20,500 (increased to $27,000 for    and/or penalties.
              anyone 50 years or older in the calendar year).

               » Annual auto-increase feature for Relics contributing       Post-tax (Roth) Deferral Type
              less than 10% of their annual pay – increased by 1% on           » Contributions are made after taxes have been applied.
              April 1st each year until reaching 10% (unless opting out).
                                                                               » All capital gains, dividends, interest, etc. grow tax-free in the account.
            Company Match                                                      » Account holder becomes eligible to withdraw at age 59 1/2.

               » New Relic makes a matching contribution of 75% of your        Withdrawals are not subject to taxes but funds must be held in account
              deferrals every pay period up to an annual maximum of            for at least five years.
              $5,000 (i.e., contribute $6,667 to receive $5,000 match).

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