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What to do with my old 401(k)?
One common question when leaving a job is what to do with your old retirement plan. Whether you leave involuntarily, quit to start a new job, or see yourself switching jobs several times in the next few years, you need a plan for your former 401(k), 403(b), or 457 plan. Mistakes and missteps in handling these plans can be costly and could jeopardize your retirement.
Maximize Your Employee Benefits to Increase Your Return on Life
When it comes to your compensation, your paycheck pays the bills, but the additional benefits your employer provides can have just as big of an impact on how you feel about the work you do and how that work improves life for you and your family. Here are four ways that your employee benefits can boost your total compensation – and increase your Return on Life.
Zeroing in on Target-Date Funds
Are target-date funds the right choice to meet your retirement investing goals? While target-date funds do have some unique attributes that can make investing for retirement simpler, they are not a set-it-and-forget-it investment. They require …