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Examine your 401(k) rollover options and find the best way to maximize qualified plan account(s).

Is It time For Your Company’s 401(k) Plan’s Annual Checkup?
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Is It time For Your Company’s 401(k) Plan’s Annual Checkup?

Every night on the nightly news, it seems there is bad news about retirement plans, especially 401(k)s. The US Department of Labor has established new rules about the fees, disclosures, and management of these top-rated retirement products. More regulations were expected in May of 2016, which would have outlined the role of a financial advisor [...]

By Bill Broich|2020-04-15T21:18:24+00:00September 5th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

When Harry and Sally Met Their 401(k)
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When Harry and Sally Met Their 401(k)

I just couldn’t keep my big mouth closed and gave Harry and Sally the report on their 401 (k) annual expenses being charged to manage their funds. These expenses were in addition to the $50 per year administration fees and were tied to the actual account value of the funds in the 401 (k).

By Bill Broich|2020-04-15T01:22:19+00:00July 16th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

Seven Ways to Improve Your 401k
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Seven Ways to Improve Your 401k

As with all things, no one will know that you are unhappy unless you say something. While this may sound like an impossibly daunting task, tactfully voicing your complaints and concerns might just make you realize that you are not the only one who has them.

By Tim Klein|2020-04-16T00:17:39+00:00June 21st, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

What Your 401k Provider Doesn’t Want You to Know
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What Your 401k Provider Doesn’t Want You to Know

Investing in your 401k is absolutely crucial to your future financial security, and as such, it is important to know how hidden fees and other 401k provider practices can impact your investment. With investing, as in life, it is often the unexpected things that have the biggest impact. Keep reading to find out how certain aspects of typical 401k plans may impact you.

By Bill Broich|2020-04-15T01:22:06+00:00June 7th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

401k Investment Tips: Essential Tools for Informed Choices
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401k Investment Tips: Essential Tools for Informed Choices

You know that investing in your 401k is vital to your continued financial security, but you maybe confused by the myriad of investment choices and options currently available. If find yourself currently in a quandary over how to best invest your 401k, these simple tips can help you to make an intelligent decision, and avoid common investing mistakes.

By Bill Broich|2020-04-13T17:56:15+00:00June 1st, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

401k Asset Allocation Strategies
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401k Asset Allocation Strategies

Asset allocation and portfolio diversification are words often bandied about by investment advisors and financial planners. But what exactly does it mean for the ordinary investor and why do you need it? Simply put, asset allocation is how you distribute your investments among the different types of investment vehicles such as stocks, bonds and mutual funds.

By Bill Broich|2020-04-13T17:56:04+00:00June 1st, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

Avoid Penalties By Learning These Important Early 401(k) Withdrawal Rules
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Avoid Penalties By Learning These Important Early 401(k) Withdrawal Rules

There are rules which can be followed to allow pre-mature access to your 401(k) account. A 401(k) was created by congress to allow workers to accumulate funds for retirement on a pre-tax basis. Eventually he taxes will need to be paid on your 401(k) retirement plan. Accessing the funds should be done with planning and with the goal of using them for retirement income. Life being full of uncertainty, the funds in your 401(k) can be assessed for other reasons; with that access can come unwanted or excessive taxation and penalty. Make sure you fully understand your options before taking action.

By Staff Author|2020-04-12T23:30:42+00:00April 25th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

Max Out Your 401(k)
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Max Out Your 401(k)

....when should you and when should you NOT max out your 401k plan? 401(k’s) differ from IRA’s in one significant way: 401(k)’s allow current workers under 50 to put away up to $18,000 a year. For those over 50, a special “catch-up “provision will let them put in an additional $6,000, raising that threshold to [...]

By Steve Kerby|2020-04-17T18:14:18+00:00March 24th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers, Retirement Planning|

401(k) Aged Based In-Service Withdrawals Move to Safety
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401(k) Aged Based In-Service Withdrawals Move to Safety

Most 401 (k)s offer investment options such as mutual funds. Investment options in the mutual funds can be stocks or bonds or a combination of both. As we age, providing a layer of safety and security to our 401 (k) seems only prudent. As an option, your 401 (k) will also offer a stable money investment option. These options could include a money market account. The problem with money market accounts is the yield, a yield which may not keep up with inflation.

By Betty Arellano|2020-04-13T17:55:52+00:00March 8th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers, Annuities|

What You Should Know About Investing Your 401k In Company Stock
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What You Should Know About Investing Your 401k In Company Stock

According to the Washington Post, the average 401k account has around 40% invested in company stock. While this may seem like a safe way to diversify your investments, and express your loyalty to the company, it is important to remember that true diversification involves investment outside of your own corporation, and that the practice of investing heavily in company stock is not always as safe as it seems.

By Bill Broich|2020-04-12T23:51:05+00:00February 8th, 2019|401(k) Rollovers|

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