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Don’t make this common mistake when dealing with your 401(k) assets
According to the latest survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute, one thing many people don’t know is what to do with the money in their 401(k) plans after they leave work. There are several good options for dealing with 401(k) assets, but there is one common mistake one-in-five retirees needlessly make. To find out how to avoid this common mistake, click on the link to the attached article. Read article here…
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