Managing your 401k portfolio in post pandemic world
Covid-19 pandemic affected our lives in many ways. It made the markets volatile and had investors worrying not only about
Continue readingCovid-19 pandemic affected our lives in many ways. It made the markets volatile and had investors worrying not only about
Continue readingSaving for the last leg of one’s life is ideally what should be done while heading there. But not everyone
Continue reading1) Most workers who are likely to have the ability to save for retirement and to be focused primarily on
Continue readingAverage student debt Why people dip into 401(k)? Withdrawing from 401(k) Borrowing from 401(k) Using your 401(k) to repay student
Continue readingPer the US Department of Labor, a 1 % higher 401k plan fees and expenses could reduce your balance at retirement by 28% over a 35-year career. That’s a big deal! As not all employer’s match, people are looking to the financial advisors for answers (and ironically paying hefty fees to find ways to reduce fees).
Continue readingSeven of the most common mistakes that an average American may make when investing in their retirement plans.
Continue readingInvesting in a 401(K) plan is quintessential for an average American to enjoy a happy retirement. In fact, managing it
Continue readingAt this time of the year, with bonuses from last year pocketed, I am sure a few of you are looking for greener pastures! What you’re going to do with your 401k plan balance is definitely not one of the top things on your mind when switching jobs. However, it is an important decision that needs to be made.
Continue readingPer US Department of Labor, a 1 % higher 401k plan fees and expenses could reduce your balance at retirement by 28% over a 35-year career. That’s a big deal! ! As not all employers match employee contribution, people are looking to financial advisors for answers (and ironically paying hefty fees to find ways to reduce fees).
Continue readingYesterday, January 16, 2019, will go down in history for the passing of John Bogle, fondly known as the father of index funds, who died at the age of 89. He was the first to create a mutual fund tied to an index such as S&P 500 and made index investing a popular phenomenon. He revealed to the world that active fund managers rarely beat the benchmark indexes on a consistent basis and are plagued by exorbitant advisory fees and high operating costs.
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