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is an investing technique intended to reduce exposure to risk associated with making a single large purchase. The idea is simple: spend a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals (e.g., monthly) on a particular investment or portfolio/part of a portfolio Read More »

I commonly get approached by individuals who are looking for advice on what their upcoming divorce means to their 401k, IRA, or other retirement plan. Divorces are tricky anyhow, but when you throw in tangible assets it opens up to a whole new dimension. Here are some brief details about what this means to your investments. Read More »

Everybody knows that the stock market has plunged. If you have received your quarterly statement for your 401k, 403b, IRA, or other investments, you are more than likely aghast when seeing the losses on paper. I have heard many different arguments with regards to whether this is a historic buying opportunity, or a preview of an even more severe economic downturn. Read More »

Today, we will continue to learn about mutual funds, and the benefits and disadvantages that they represent. Please keep in mind, all of these features of Mutual Funds can have a direct impact on the performance of your 401k, 403b, 457, IRA, or other retirement accounts. Here are the details: Read More »

Well, the election of 2008 has come and gone. Barack Obama is the president-elect of our great nation. Now, the main question turns to, “How will Obama’s election affect me personally?” Well, since you asked, the main target of the Obama administration may be your 401k, 403b, IRA, and other Retirement accounts. Read More »

A wide range of sweeping changes to the 401(k) system were proposed Tuesday at a hearing on how the market crisis has devastated retirement savings plans. Read More »