Dental 401(k) Archive

Your 401(k) Won’t Be Enough For Retirement

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In light of the continuing pandemic, Congress has temporarily changed the rules on hardship withdrawals from your 401(k). It’s easier to take money out penalty-free, up to $100,000, and you can pay it back and avoid the tax hit. But should you even think about raiding your 401(k) plan? Vanguard, the investment firm founded by… Continue reading

 

Jason Zweig Is Right: You Probably Already Have $1 Million But Act Like You Don’t

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I’m a big fan of Jason Zweig, the Wall Street Journal investing columnist. His recent piece on bear market investing is a classic of financial communication: Use an easy metaphor to explain a difficult concept. In this case, Zweig explains the widely known but mostly misunderstood concept of a bear market, times when stocks fall… Continue reading

 

Investing In A Stormy Market: Warren Buffett’s Advice Still Rings True

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The COVID-19 crisis has been an unprecedented shock to our country. We are greeting daily with heart-wrenching images of families torn by loss and communities reeling from the hefty physical and emotional toll. The economy is reeling too. Expect crazy numbers ahead. Unemployment is projected to rival the Great Depression. Stock markets are volatile for the first… Continue reading

 

Warren Buffett’s Latest Advice Could Help You Retire Much Richer

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Warren Buffett, the iconic billionaire investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, recently released his latest letter to shareholders. You probably didn’t hear a lot about it, not least of all because the stock market has been generating plenty of news on its own lately thanks to reaction to the coronavirus. It’s still very much worth your time… Continue reading

 

The Huge Financial Force Even Albert Einstein Missed

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The vast majority of people don’t understand compound interest, a point not lost on the legendary physicist Albert Einstein. Privy to the forces that govern our physical existence, Einstein’s theories continue to be proven decades after this death. Yet even he marveled at this simple financial concept. Einstein is reputed to have said: “Compound interest is the… Continue reading

 
Your 401(k) costs you far too much money

It’s Your Money, Take It With You, Dammit!

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One thing not to forget when you leave a job: your 401(k)! Scott Puritz spoke to Rodney Brooks at The Washington Post about the best practice of taking your retirement savings with you when you switch jobs. Continue reading

 

Rebalance wins the Schwab Pacesetter IMPACT Award™

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Every year, Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. and a panel of independent judges – all leaders in financial services – recognize firms that have made the greatest impact on the financial industry. Rebalance was awarded the prestigious Pacesetter award for visionary leadership, operational excellence and innovative use of technology. Members of our team received the… Continue reading

 

All the Ways You Can Mess Up Your 401(k)

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Workplace retirement plans get a lot of bad press, primarily small company plans loaded with high fees. But, truth be told, 401(k)s have been a boon to millions of Americans with access to them. In total, 55 million savers held $5.3 trillion in these plans at the end of 2017, according to industry data. Put… Continue reading

 
Burt Malkiel on which investment do best over time

Rebalance Featured On PBS Finance Show Wealthtrack

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Consuelo Mack is a long time fan of Professor Burton Malkiel and Dr. Charles Ellis. In fact, she had both of them on her show several times.  So naturally, she was intrigued when Burt and Charley joined the Rebalance team and took a central role leading the firm’s Investment Committee and helping to design and monitor the… Continue reading