Getting The Most From Your 401(k) Or 403(b)
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Most plans have funds laden with fees. Some share this revenue with plan sponsors, enticing them to pick more expensive funds to subsidize the costs of the plan or even make a profit.

Retirement Savings 101: Self-Employment Options
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An individual 401(k) (also known as a “solo 401(k)”) offers you the option to defer the first $16,500 of income.

Retirement Savings 101: Priorities
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With the income tax debate currently controlled by legislators advocating even higher rates, I don’t think you will regret having some tax free money.

Video: Roth IRAs Make Great Estate Planning Tools
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Bequeathing a Roth is much the same as setting up a lifetime tax-free stream of income for your heirs.

Video: Be Smart When You Roll Over Your 401(k)
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There are few better investment returns than an employer’s matching contribution made to your 401(k). But after you retire or leave that company’s employment, you should almost always roll your 401(k) into an IRA for better investment choices. Being smart by rolling over your 401(k) can pay dividends for decades.

Video: Be Smart When You Rollover Your 401(k)
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After you retire or leave that company’s employment, you should almost always roll your 401(k) into an IRA for better investment choices.

Seven Termites That Eat Your 401(k)
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We call the difference between the market return and typical investor returns the “termite gap.”

Roth Segregation Accounts
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A complex technique called “Roth segregation accounts” could earn your investments an extra 30% over the next two years.

Remember to Fund Your Roth IRA
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Historically, income taxes have not been this low since 1931.

Be Smart When You Rollover Your 401(k)
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Some 401(k) plan’s generous matching contributions are completely eroded by the plan’s excessive expenses.

Roth IRA vs. the Traditional IRA
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Historically income taxes have not been this low since 1931.

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