How Can I Reduce Costs Inside Of My Company's 401(k)?
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Real Personal Finance
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Scott and James discuss how to reduce costs inside of your company's 401(k).
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Listener Question:
What is a good expense ratio for a retirement account? Is this something you can control with an employer sponsored plan? I want to make sure my money is working for me and I am maximizing my returns
Planning Points Discussed
- Utilizing Time Efficiently
- Capital Appreciation
- Purchasing Power
- Other issues (IRAs, Inflation, Financial Goals, etc.)
Timestamps:
2:30 - We're on YouTube HERE!
6:17 - Expense Overview
11:15 - Planning Options
14:46 - Individual Choices
16:55 - Business Size
21:05 - Aligning Your Financial Goals
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