Can You Contribute Too Much To Retirement?
I’m in my early 40s and my wife and I seem to be on track to reach our retirement net worth goal with a paid-off mortgage before our 50s barring
Vanguard Please Stop Nickel and Diming Me
I just got this notice from Vanguard in my latest statement: NEW FEE FOR ALL UVA RETIREMENT PLANS Beginning in the first quarter of 2011, participants in all University of
Interesting Survey from Scottrade + A million bucks
Over at Yahoo Finance! – I read this article from Marketwatch – Young investors heading to the Internet for financial help. If you are in your 20s or 30s and
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Don’t have a lot of money? You can still get Mutual Funds without fees!
Many fund companies make it easy for small investors to invest in Mutual Funds using automatic investment plans, especially for retirement accounts. Generally low balance fees and account maintenance fees
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Should I put money in my 401 or IRA?
This is one of the very often asked questions on both mimf and mifp. Based on comments on both newsgroups, here is what seems to make most sense: Contribute to your 401 upto your employers match (employer match is free money) Invest in IRA upto the maximum