#1 Not Having a Plan for Retirement If you don’t have a clear path to where you want to be in retirement, you’re probably not going to end up there. This may sound obvious, but many people fail to set a plan for retirement. For some, it may be because they think their account balance… Continue reading 7 Retirement Investment Mistakes to Avoid and What to Do Instead
Contrary to what some investors believe, a 401(k) plan is not a “set it and forget it” program. It’s just like driving cross-country. If there is a roadblock or other obstacle preventing you from reaching your destination, you need to make the appropriate changes in order to stay on course.So, if you’ve set up a… Continue reading 3 Simple Actions That May Maximize Retirement Investments in 2nd Quarter
With company pensions disappearing, Americans are now more responsible than ever for creating their own “personal pensions.” Whether it’s a 401(k) or other workplace retirement plan, IRA, or other form of savings, it’s up to you to create your own retirement income. And if you aren’t thinking about your retirement income now… If you… Continue reading More Money at Retirement: How to Spend Tax Refunds Wisely
If you’re like most investors, your 401(k) or other workplace retirement plan can represent a significant portion of your assets. For many, it is the largest asset. That said, more investors than ever are following this one piece of advice from fund managers or a company’s plan representative, and are making choices for their plan… Continue reading Why Relying Only On Target Date Funds May Hurt Future Retirement Account Performance
