I made after-tax contributions to my 401(k). When I retire, can I roll that money into a Roth IRA tax-free? The answer is Yes.
A lot of 401(k) investors end up making the same mistakes when choosing their investments. The results are low returns and unbalanced portfolios. Avoiding these four mistakes is a good start for getting more out of your 401(k).
Market pundits are always tripping over themselves trying to determine the exact direction and extent of the market’s future movements. And as we approach Halloween, the fittingly named “investor fear index” is being scrutinized like never before.
The Social Security Administration is expected to announce that Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits for tens of millions of Americans will increase in 2022.
Deciding to get your personal financial life in order is the first step toward financial freedom.
The latest mess out of Washington is the fight to increase the federal debt ceiling. If this isn’t resolved, some fear catastrophe for the markets.
Given the average cost of a COVID-19 hospitalization in 2020 ran about $42,200 per patient, will the unvaccinated be asked to bear more of the cost?
