What If I Don’t Have Access to a 401K?
What if you do not have access to a 401K? There are significant numbers of workers that do not have access to 401Ks. They are teachers, public-service workers, people who work for themselves, and employees of companies that don’t offer a retirement savings plan. Are there any options available to them? Yes, in Sandra Block column for Kiplinger, she lists and explains the options and the rules. Read article here…
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