Mid-year is a common time for people to reassess their finances – including their 401(k) strategy. From market changes to personal life events, the second half of the year often brings new information that could affect how investment allocations align with your goals and risk tolerance. One...
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Watching your 401(k) account dip during a market downturn can feel like a punch to the gut. We understand it's stressful. It’s emotional. And if you’re like most people, your first instinct might be to hit the panic button. But here’s the truth: Panicking is the worst thing...
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For an investor, the only thing guaranteed is changing market conditions. And, we’re seeing a whole lot of it right now. It’s not only the market that’s volatile – gas prices, utilities, and food costs are putting a serious strain on investors’ pocketbooks. And interest rates are...
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If you’re looking for a way to boost 401(k) returns in 2021, rebalancing may help you do just that. Many 401(k) investors fail to rebalance and, in doing so, may potentially miss out on earning more and keeping more of their hard-earned retirement savings. Because when it...
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While 2020 has left many investors concerned about their retirement accounts, there are things you can do today to ensure you stay on track to meet your retirement goals. Keep reading for 3 strategies that may maximize your 401(k) in third quarter. #1 Keep Contributing to...
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If you’re looking for a way to boost 401(k) returns in 2020, rebalancing may help you do just that. Rebalancing is the process of realigning the weightings of the assets (your investments) in the portfolio to stay in line with your risk tolerance and your timeline...
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If you are like many working Americans with a 401(k), rebalancing your 401(k) is probably not one of your top priorities. You have better things to think about. We get it. But, what if we told you that by failing to rebalance, you are essentially turning...
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As you near retirement, it's crucial you do what you can to maximize your 401(k) performance after age 55. No matter how much you have saved or whether you plan on retiring at 62, 65, or later, now is the time to either catch up on...
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What’s the one correctable behavior--when done four times a year--that studies show may improve 401(k) performance by 3% 6 ? It doesn’t require you to contribute more each paycheck… Nor do you have to inject a large sum of cash into your 401(k)...
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As an investor, the only thing guaranteed is changing market conditions. So why would you invest your hard-earned savings into your 401(k) or other workplace retirement account and then forget about it? After all, the investments you initially chose to help you meet your retirement goals--whether that...
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