Stop the Retirement Rip-Off

How to Avoid Hidden Fees and Keep More of Your Money

De: David B. Loeper

Narrado por: Erik Synnestvedt

Duración: 3 h y 51 m

Resumen del Editor

How much more secure would your retirement be with an extra $100,000 or more? What would you do if you could retire three years earlier? What would you do in retirement with an extra $7,000 per year? While it may seem too good to be true, you can achieve these retirement goals, if you learn how to put the expenses of your retirement plan - whether it is a 401(k), 457, or 403(b) - in your pocket.

Believe it or not, your retirement plan is probably costing you too much. And unless you're willing to take action now, you'll ultimately have less money in retirement or be forced to work years longer to accumulate the funds you'll need.

In Stop the Retirement Rip-Off, author David Loeper outlines a practical five-step approach to understanding your organization's retirement plan and overcoming its potential inefficiencies.

Step 1 will help you figure out what you're really paying in retirement plan expenses and the price of those expenses on your quality of life

Step 2 shows how you can highlight the problem of excess retirement plan expenses to your employer in a positive and proactive manner

Step 3 explores how fellow associates and coworkers can join in your request to get your employer to resolve the problem

Step 4 discusses what to do next if an employer ignores your attempt to make them aware of excess retirement plan expenses

Step 5 addresses how to make the most of your money, and your life, after fixing your retirement plan

Don't miss the opportunity to improve your life. Stop the Retirement Rip-Off offers sensible strategies for making the most of your retirement funds and will put you back in control ofyour financial future.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"If you want to know what's lurking inside of your 401(k) , [listen to] this book." (John F. Wasik, author of The Merchant of Power and a Bloomberg News columnist)

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