99% of individual 401(k) investors have no idea.
How much it costs them to own the wrong mutual funds.
Let’s change that.
The first mutual fund calculation I provide.
When I meet or talk with an individual 401(k) investment advice prospect.
How much money it has cost them to own the wrong 401(k) mutual fund.
Years ago, I began using the term “cost of the problem.”
I compare that dollar amount of investment performance.
Of a bad 401(k) mutual fund they own now.
Versus one of the best mutual funds available in their 401(k).
The dollar amount difference is the “cost of the problem.”
I provide a dollar amount example.
How much larger their 401(k) would be now.
With improved 401(k) mutual fund picks.
Same 401(k) mutual fund menu.
Same stock market risk tolerance and long-term investment objectives.
The only difference is better 401(k) mutual fund picks.
The “cost of the problem” calculation.
Answers once-and-for-all.
The age-old “what do I buy” 401(k) investment management question.
Want to know your 401(k) mutual fund “cost of the problem” now?
P.S. The “cost of the problem” can improve your 401(k) mutual fund picks.
