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No 401k? Don’t despair…you have some options.
Although millions and millions of workers do not have access to 401k plans like those offered by big employers, there are still steps they can take to avoid an insurmountable problem. And while help may be on the way via Department of Labor regulatory changes that may expand this option to include more workers, now is the time to give thought to what alternatives may be open to those who work for small companies. This post by CNBC personal finance reporter Lorie Konish provides some insights into this area. Check it out here…
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