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First, join your team and sign in. Your employer must make retirement enrollment available to your account.

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Start or continue enrollment

  1. Open Dashboard in Member Hub.
  2. Find Enrollment status. Select Enroll now or Continue enrollment, whichever appears.
  3. Confirm your Country of residence and Nationality, then select Continue.
  4. At Plan & contribution, review your employer’s contribution rules and vesting details. If your plan allows voluntary contributions, choose Your voluntary contribution within the limits shown.
  5. Select Continue. When the investment step appears, choose an available strategy or a custom allocation. A custom allocation must total 100%. Select Continue to review your selections.
  6. At Review & confirm, check your details and selections. Use Back to correct them, then select Confirm enrollment.
After confirmation, Redii returns you to your dashboard. You can then view your retirement account. Complete any personal-email or beneficiary prompts using Profile and contact email and Manage beneficiaries.

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If you choose not to contribute

Some plans let you opt out of voluntary contributions. If your selection shows Opt out, review the confirmation and select Confirm opt-out only if that is what you intend. Choosing no voluntary contribution does not always mean opting out of the plan. A plan with employer-only funding can still require the investment and enrollment steps. Follow the steps and confirmation shown for your plan.

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If you cannot continue

  • If enrollment is missing or your eligibility is unclear, ask your employer to check your access.
  • If you see Enrollment not available, check that your residence and nationality are correct. Contact support if you believe the result is wrong.
  • If confirmation fails, read the error and correct the indicated information before trying again.
For later changes, see Manage your retirement settings. If a status is unclear or Continue enrollment returns you to the dashboard, see Retirement enrollment and account problems.