If you’re sick of watching your 401(k) lose money.
And the financial media can only tell you to “stay the course.”
This is for you.
You’re doing everything “right” in your 401(k).
You contribute. You diversify. You trust the mutual fund managers.
But every time the stock market turns south.
You wonder who will step in to protect you.
Let me take this opportunity to remind you.
Your 401(k) sponsor (your company).
Your 401(k) provider—Schwab, Fidelity, Empower, etc.).
Your 401(k) mutual fund managers.
Have not protected your 401(k) in the past.
Will not protect your 401(k) now.
Or any time in the future.
You’re not crazy for wanting to protect your 401(k).
And deep down you know that “buy-and-hold” won’t help.
Take a page out of the professional investment management playbook.
Set up a 401(k) “stop loss.”
A clear number—dollar or percentage—of your 401(k) account value.
Where you say, “If my account hits this level, I take action.”
You can’t control the stock market.
Politics, wars, inflation, the price of groceries or gas.
But you can control how much of your 401(k) you’re willing to lose.
If you want clarity on how to set up your own 401(k) “stop?loss”, let’s talk.
A connection is a good way to get started.
P.S. You don’t need to accept unnecessary 401(k) losses as “normal.”
