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…in a tax-deferred account like a 401(k), IRA, or 403(b), you’ll have to pay taxes when you start taking income. And that can easily wipe out another 30-50% of the…

…highs, and home prices rise, consumer spending is climbing. At the same time, a quarter of Americans are dipping into their 401(k) to pay for everyday bills! And the savings…

…will do well. 4. The government wants to “promote” the availability of annuities and other forms of guaranteed lifetime income in 401(k) plans Unfortunately, the growth and returns of some…

…be able to travel freely.” Kevin added: I’ve got 401(k)s with the airlines, and Susan had an IRA and a few other plans. We took full advantage of those. But…

…in value every single year for more than 160 years You would need to get a 7-8% return in a taxable account, like a 401(k) or IRA, in order to…

…savings at the same time that he started pursuing a new career in financial services. Jim Conrad, Bank On Yourself Professional “I rolled my 401(k) into an IRA and promptly…

…putting the cost on a credit card, or using your savings to pay for it. I cashed out my 401(k) plan from my former company to get this started. Then…

…diversify his 401(k) portfolio, Hauschulz took out a dividend-paying whole life insurance policy. At the time, it was retirement savings – not alternative business funding – that prompted his investment….

…that 80-90% of the offerings provided to employees in 401(k)s – which hold the majority of Americans’ retirement savings – are based on equities. As a result, he asks, “is…

…a crapshoot. David K. also conveniently ignores the fees charged by mutual funds and the wealth-killing management fees you get charged in 401(k) plans, etc. (60 Minutes recently did an…