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The recent stock-market rally may have given you the courage to peek at your 401(k) statement again. If you're also ready to tune up your retirement strategy, a new online one-stop shop for 401(k) information can help. Run by the National Association of Securities Dealers...
DON'T BE BASHFUL. What if your broker still tries to nudge you into B or C shares? Remind him that he is required by investing regulators to show you--with real numbers--why that choice would be in your best interest, not just his.
Most investors would be better off in no-load index funds, which charge no sales commission and cut the costs of investing to the bone. But if you work with a broker for investing guidance, as millions do, you can't expect her to work for free, so a no...
Sadly, you can't always rely on your broker to make the best choices for you. In a new survey by business professors Michael Jones and Vance Lesseig of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Thomas Smythe of Furman University, just over half of the 530 brokers queried said...
KNOW YOUR INVESTING HORIZON. If you own a load fund for at least seven years, nothing but A shares makes sense. C shares are generally better for holding seven years or less. B shares might be the cheapest option for a seven-year horizon, but they aren't economical for...