Individual 401(k) investors.
You don’t want your all-time high 401(k) account balance to fade away.
Instead, you want a 401(k) perseveration strategy in place.
In case of a dramatic stock market change of direction.
Here is a successful 401(k) principal preservation strategy.
I currently use it with my individual 401(k) investment advice clients.
A 401(k) “stop loss.”
A dollar amount of your current 401(k) account balance.
Or a percentage of your current 401(k) account balance.
If a future stock market decline drops your 401(k) to those levels.
You “do something.”
A 401(k) “stop loss” is a step toward preserving your 401(k).
A strategy in place to limit any future 401(k) account losses.
A logical, disciplined, and organized plan in place.
To not “give back” the last several years of your 401(k) stock market gains.
All-time 401(k) account balances are great, right?
But they are no good unless you preserve most of the gains.
It’s time to get off the 401(k) stock market roller coaster.
And you know that.
You don’t know where to look.
Send me a secure LinkedIn DM.
l will respond with what you need right now.
Independent, third-party analysis of your 401(k) mutual funds.
Ric Lager
Lager & Company, Inc.
