Certainly don't take loans out of your 401(k). Let your tax-deferred money grow as long as you can let it grow.
Cost is a consideration but you've got a breadbasket of considerations.
Don't leave money on the table.
Eventually, you're going to pay those taxes.
Go to a movie every two weeks, but don't go to some spa that costs $400 a day.
I would try to get funds below the mean (but) ... I'll pay a little more to get a superior fund.
Internet access is very valuable. (Participants) will see that their latest contribution has been received, that it's going where it's supposed to, and that their desires are being explicitly followed.
Otherwise, you're leaving money on the table. That's not smart.
Spitzer made allegations. Nothing's been proven.
The vast majority of mutual fund companies are run in a basically ethical manner.
They're doing well because they don't correlate to the stock market.
You want to maintain a balanced, diversified portfolio.
You're not going to have a diverse portfolio. You won't be able to ride the market swings.
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