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It’s Spring. Open the brokerage window in your 401(k)

by Ric Lager | Apr 23, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Educational

There is an easy option available to avoid the poor mutual fund options that populate the majority of company 401(k) retirement plan menus. Go online or call your current company 401(k) retirement plan provider. Find out if you have a self-directed brokerage account...

Is the fox guarding your 401(k) hen house?

by Ric Lager | Apr 16, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Uncategorized

There is a situation going on in many company 401(k) retirement plans today that has reminded me of saying that my Grandfather taught me many, many years ago. When he saw a situation that was a clear conflict of interest he would say, “That is like the fox guarding...

Be careful with the managed 401(k) account hype

by Ric Lager | Apr 9, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Educational

I currently provide company 401(k) retirement plan investment advice to several clients who work at large Fortune 500 companies. Several of these clients has reached out to me with questions regarding their latest and greatest company 401(k) retirement plan option....

Here’s a better way to buy-and-hold your 401(k)

by Ric Lager | Apr 2, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Educational

By a very wide margin, “buy-and-hold” is the most popular individual company 401(k) retirement plan participant investment management strategy. However, you need to be made completely aware of the fact that there are two different styles of the buy-and-hold strategy....

How to achieve long-term 401(k) investment performance success

by Ric Lager | Mar 26, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Educational

By far the most important driver of successful long-term success managing your company 401(k) retirement plan account is to improve the quality of your investment management decisions. The stock and bond markets are constantly adapting and changing. Add to that fact...

Two ways to be fooled in your 401(k)

by Ric Lager | Mar 12, 2019 | 401k Advice, Blog, Educational

“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” Soren Kierkegaard Philosopher, 1813-1855 Consider how much you currently pay attention to the investment management decisions you are required to make...

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