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If you are thinking about retirement then you should also be thinking about your 401K plan retirement. Social Security and your pension could both be at risk so you need to make sure you have some money in a 401K plan as well. …
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Generally, after a person leaves the employment of a company, they are given the option to roll their 401K or other plans into a new company’s plans, if available, or into a Rollover IRA. Frequently, the choice is made to roll into an …
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Back in February, I moved all my 401(k) fund allocations into short-term cash. I know we’ve all been told that retirement accounts are supposed to be long term investments, and since I don’t plan on retiring any time soon, …
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TnGuy | Duckie | 1 rep. | As of this week, my wife (aged 48 now, but will turn 50 in Nov. 2010) has left her previous employer. We have decided to take her existing 401K funds and move them into a rollover IRA w/ Vanguard (and saving a …
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could you please suggest tips on 401K savings ie how much you contribute or suggest to contribute… how do you invest or does your company invest in the funds or bonds? do you have any financial planner who suggests what to do or …
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My former company 401k (no contributions for 20 years) is now about 5% of net worth, and is part of my fixed income allocation. If all goes well, I’m 10 years away from tapping it. For various reasons it’s invested in a MM now, …
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The new regulations concern reporting of fees, expenses and investment options for 401k and other savings-based retirement plans. More than 65 million employees are currently covered under such plans – and all of their employers would …
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Hello, I need some advise and assistance if possible with respective to my old 401K account. I left my company in 2001 and now the company has been closed and I have lost my latest401K statement which I had received and do not any …
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Don’t Fear The 401(k) Loan Forbes, NY - 2 Sep 2008 Plan loans do not offer tax deductions for interest payments, as do most types of mortgages, home-equity loans and home-equity lines of credit.
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More workers cracking their 401(k) nest eggs Workers are jeopardizing their future by raiding their retirement savings to take care of immediate needs.
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