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Can I Get My 401k if I Am 60?

401k accounts are employer sponsored retirement accounts. These accounts are opened up by employers. Employees contribute to an account which is set aside for them, but is managed by a plan administrator. As you reach retirement age, you…

Self-Employed 401K Contribution Limits

As a self-employed individual, you have the option to participate in a 401k and contribute more than the average person to your account. This type of account is also sometimes referred to as the solo 401k. With this type of account, you can…

401k Penalties for Withdrawing Early

Your 401k is a tax-sheltered plan intended to help you save money for retirement. These plans have strict rules that prevent you from contributing more than the amounts specified by the Internal Revenue Service. Early withdrawals from a…

Real Estate Vs. Investing in 401(k)

Although 401k plans and real estate investing are completely different investment strategies, you can build substantial wealth over time using either strategy. 401ks are defined benefit plans made available to employees via their employer…

401k Investment Tips

If you happen to work for an employer who sponsors a 401K retirement program, you've made an important investment in your future. It behooves you as an employee to take that investment seriously. According to the 401k Help Center Website,…

How to Allocate Your 401K Investments

Trying to figure out how to allocate your 401k investments can be a challenge if your not familiar with the options your plan offers. From large cap funds to target date retirement funds, the choices can be overwhelming. Here are some tips…