Retirement Investment Digest

On Thursday morning of this week I was listening to our local KMA radio. I happened to hear two very important thoughts from two informed experts.

It’s no surprise that a turbulent stock market is making some investors in employer-sponsored 401k retirement plans wary of putting any more money into these plans.

If you have a child headed off to college this fall, you’re likely facing the deadline next week for the first tuition bill.

Have high gas and food prices caused money troubles at home? Are you a two income household, with no bad debt, that’s suddenly struggling to pay the bills? Are you worried about the future and unsure how to …

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In response to the disturbing Aug. 10 article ‘Pension costs rise to $5.1 billion for N.J. in ‘08,’ with a $366 million increase this year alone, I wish to share my views: Privatize and restructure.

The Securities and Exchange Commission issued an advisory last week pointing out the pitfalls of using a debit card to tap your 401k.

QuickLink : A148346 As I considered my buyout offer, I realized how much I did not know about my own situation, how much I needed to know about the offer, how little time I had and how large the stakes were.

America is changing as we know it more and more each day. Drastic changes that shift how we live seem to occur more frequently over the last few years.

Q. Are 529 Plans a good way to save for college? A. Opinions vary on 529 Plans. Let’s review the fundamentals: 529 Plans are tax-advantaged savings plans designed to help pay for qualified education expenses.