http://www.wealthtodayblog.com/401k Personal Finance Advice On Being Rich, Investing Wisely, Reducing Debt, Repairing Credit, Budgeting, Taxes, Savings Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:04:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.wealthtodayblog.com/401k/comment-page-1#comment-180 Wealth Today » 401k Have you signed up? Wed, 25 Jan 2006 02:44:43 +0000 http://wealth.beyond-earth.net/401k/#comment-180 [...] Jeff at Personal Finance Advice has issued his Financial Challenge - Day 5. Here he challenges you to enroll and participate in your company’s 401k. I’ve already got a head start and have even bumped it up. If your company matches any amount, and you’re not participating, you’re MISSING FREE MONEY. Signing up is usually rather painless, and is one of the best investments for its simplicity that you can make. [...] [...] Jeff at Personal Finance Advice has issued his Financial Challenge – Day 5. Here he challenges you to enroll and participate in your company’s 401k. I’ve already got a head start and have even bumped it up. If your company matches any amount, and you’re not participating, you’re MISSING FREE MONEY. Signing up is usually rather painless, and is one of the best investments for its simplicity that you can make. [...]

]]> http://www.wealthtodayblog.com/401k/comment-page-1#comment-115 Wealth Today » 401k Update 001 Thu, 22 Dec 2005 14:20:59 +0000 http://wealth.beyond-earth.net/401k/#comment-115 [...] I’ve increased my 401k contribution to 10%. For the first time, I’m now paying myself first. That first 10% of my check comes off the top and goes directly to me. Well, almost, it goes to my 401k. I’ve actually lost money since I first decided to join my companies 401k because the price per unit is less than what I paid for my first contribution, but I’m staying optimistic. I expect dollar-cost-averaging to come to my rescue and continue to help my nest egg grow. Filed under: 401k, Savings — [...] [...] I’ve increased my 401k contribution to 10%. For the first time, I’m now paying myself first. That first 10% of my check comes off the top and goes directly to me. Well, almost, it goes to my 401k. I’ve actually lost money since I first decided to join my companies 401k because the price per unit is less than what I paid for my first contribution, but I’m staying optimistic. I expect dollar-cost-averaging to come to my rescue and continue to help my nest egg grow. Filed under: 401k, Savings — [...]

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