EZTracker 401k
01-09-2018 | 05:25 PM
#13
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01-09-2018 | 06:51 PM
#14
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Nice. EZ got me 25% over that period so I'll stick with it for now. EZ or no EZ, great to see the market kicking ass.
01-10-2018 | 08:24 AM
#15
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Does anyone know where the language is in the contract that we do not get company matching until 1 year of service? It looked to me like we get immediate matching up to 3.5% at a rate of 1/2 up to7%. But I just grazed it over quickly.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
01-10-2018 | 08:28 AM
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Does anyone know where the language is in the contract that we do not get company matching until 1 year of service? It looked to me like we get immediate matching up to 3.5% at a rate of 1/2 up to7%. But I just grazed it over quickly.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
01-10-2018 | 02:42 PM
#17
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Does anyone know where the language is in the contract that we do not get company matching until 1 year of service? It looked to me like we get immediate matching up to 3.5% at a rate of 1/2 up to7%. But I just grazed it over quickly.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
I don’t recommend any professional management, because you don’t usually beat the market, then if you add in the fees....you’ll be more behind than ahead.
Screw Flanders (I had to have 10 characters minimum to reply, wtf)
01-10-2018 | 07:35 PM
#19
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Put your money in an S&P500 index fund. Professional money manager “subscriptions” are generally a waste of your money. There are maybe only a handful of good ones, and I can tell you they are not managing 401ks for regional pilots.
01-10-2018 | 07:54 PM
#20
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Totally man, I mean it’s a great deal for THEM...they make money either way!
They make their cash off of people thinking that they know better than the market, in reality, nobody and I mean NOBODY really knows. It’s all speculation.
There’s 2 or 3 in the world that can. Bridgewater beat the market 25/28 years....and when they were accepting new investors the minimum to invest was 300million.
They make their cash off of people thinking that they know better than the market, in reality, nobody and I mean NOBODY really knows. It’s all speculation.
There’s 2 or 3 in the world that can. Bridgewater beat the market 25/28 years....and when they were accepting new investors the minimum to invest was 300million.
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