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…at age 10. He diligently set his goals and used a budget system. He maxed out his 401(k) and had his home paid off by the age of 45 –…

…investments. In fact, this video reveals how you would have to get a nearly 10% annual return in a tax-deferred plan like a 401(k) or IRA to equal the return…

…that. Flexible funds for retirement. You can use your permanent life insurance cash value to supplement your retirement income without the requirements, penalties or limitations that apply to 401(k) and…

…employee, your company likely offers a 401(k), 403(b), or similar plan instead of a pension. Why? Companies realized that it’s much cheaper to tell employees to fend for themselves (and…

…Term Insurance and Investing the Difference Compare Bank On Yourself to a 401(k) Compare Bank On Yourself to a Roth IRA Compare Bank On Yourself to Real Estate, Gold and…

Bank on Yourself vs. the Stock Market Bank on Yourself vs. Your 401(k) Plan Bank on Yourself vs. a Roth IRA Bank on Yourself vs. Real Estate and Other Investments…

…I wrote on the rate of return of a Bank On Yourself plan reveals why you’d need to get a 7-8% return in a tax-deferred account, like a 401(k) or…

…in their 401(k)’s, IRA’s, and so on. The key is not to underestimate the long-term impact of fees, and to make sure you are aware of all fees you’re being…

…Years of Your Household Income The typical American has almost nothing in their rainy-day fund, which is why 401(k) loans are up. The standard advice of having 3 to 6…

…you tried to build your retirement fund by throwing more money at your 401(k), only to see high fees and the volatility of the market sabotage your efforts. For a…