Most 401(k) investors rebalance once a year.
Some never do.
But the stock market doesn’t wait for your calendar.
Do your current 401(k) mutual funds reflect your stock market risk?
Don’t let stock market risk.
Get ahead of your level of comfort with your 401(k) principal risk.
Rebalancing isn’t about timing the market.
Neither is a panic to “sell everything.
Think about a 401(k) “stop loss.”
A dollar amount or percentage limit to future 401(k) principal losses.
Before the stock market does it for you.
Your work too hard in your career.
Sacrifice to save in your 401(k) each paycheck.
Don’t wait for the next great stock market decline.
To teach you another 401(k) stock market risk management lesson.
“Doing Nothing” is not an option when the stock market risk is this high.
Want to adjust your 401(k) mutual funds to the current level of stock market risk?
P.S. You don’t need to wait for a stock market crash to rebalance your 401(k).
