Most individual 401(k) investors.
Think the biggest 401(k) stock market risk is choosing the wrong mutual fund.
It’s not.
It’s having no plan for how much 401(k) losses you’re willing to tolerate.
You’re not responsible for the direction of the stock market.
But you can decide how much 401(k) loss is acceptable to you.
That’s where a personalized 401(k) “stop loss” comes in.
It’s a dollar amount or percentage of your 401(k).
If the stock market drops your account value to that level.
You “do something” to preserve your 401(k).
A “stop loss” isn’t about fear.
It’s about protecting the 401(k) account balance you have built.
Stock market investment gains.
Personal and company-matching 401(k) contributions.
Interested in how a 401(k) “stop loss” could work for you?
P.S. Most 401(k) investors lose money because they didn’t limit stock market loss.
