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Are you considering tapping your 401(k) plan to reduce your debt?
As the economy worsens, more Americans may consider using their 401(k) or other retirement accounts to reduce their debt. There are three ways people can tap their workplace retirement savings to cover their debt. But is this a wise choice? Annie Nova explains the three ways you can use your retirement savings to cover your debt and the pros and cons of each one. Read Ms. Nova’s article here…
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