There are any number of reasons to get your money out of an old employer’s 401k plan. Here are 10 of them.
Posts From Christopher Carosa, CTFA
Are we burying the 401k to dredge up the rotted carcass of an extinct notion, or are we burying it as we bury a seed, to feed it, to nurture it, so it may grow into a mighty tree that bears fruit when we need it.
More on state-run retirement, Fiduciary Rules Final Breath, and, who know, its was never about preventing conflict-of-interest fees at all.
Oft-quoted professor Pfau also says you can’t turn back fiduciary, Rule or No Rule, and there’s still no easy way to compare reverse mortgage options.
MyRA replay, Fiduciary FAQ, and Aiming for TDFs.
Remember, it’s not what you know that’s important, it’s knowing that you don’t know what’s important that’s important.
Fiduciary life lessons, more fee woes, and fixed income needs a fix.
“Nothing is more in the best interest of the child. The judicious carrot of spending, when managed properly, actually instills a strong sense of and desire to save and, ironically, not spend.”
Only by focusing on these steps from the bottom up can the builder consistent construct homes of superior strength, durability, and functionality. How might one take the same approach with retirement?
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“Fiduciary” means “Forever,” you can’t take back “Forever” and risk takers/followers.