…would have to get a 9.94% annual return in a tax-deferred 401(k) or IRA to equal it. However, since every plan is custom-tailored, your numbers will be different. To find…
…Years of Your Household Income The typical American has almost nothing in their rainy-day fund, which is why 401(k) loans are up. The standard advice of having 3 to 6…
…in December. (And again, don’t forget to subtract your fees, including trading fees, maintenance fees, advertising fees and other costs, and plan fees, if you’re investing inside a 401(k) or…
…5-6% annual return in a tax-deferred IRA or 401(k) to equal the long-term return of a Bank On Yourself plan) You aren’t required to liquidate or sell income-producing assets to…
…find the money. You won’t hear about these safe, proven, guaranteed wealth-building strategies from your 401(k) administrator or financial or investment advisor. So, take the action today that will help…
…are with 401(k)s and IRAs) Numerous tax advantages, including tax-deferred growth and tax-free withdrawals, under current tax law – which gives you protection from unpleasant tax surprises in the future…
…your equity in the plan to use however and whenever you choose, so you can weather the challenges life unexpectedly throws at you (try doing that with your 401(k) or…
…77% of people have flunked the test, which indicates what a rampant issue financial literacy and financial education are. Pamela also presents information on 401(k), IRA or retirement plan early…
Wow! We received more than 150 terrific entries when we invited readers to tell us what you think about our unusual new video on “How to Fire Your Banker and…
We’re always looking for entertaining, easy-to-understand ways to explain key concepts of the Bank On Yourself method. So we just completed a new – and very unusual – video that…