Hello,
Just a concern and a Tip. I tuned in to listen to your advise on several of the topics you presented however, I found it very difficult to enjoy and appreciate the value of the information because you interupted each other so frequently.
When a speaker is speaking, they should say what they need to say, then turn it over to the other. One of you need to be silent while the other speaks, or else you come across like cackling hens.
I feel like I'm missing important details do to the interuptions. Please work on this.
8 Retirement Traps to Avoid
Categories: Retirement Center Video
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Americans are living longer, which of course means we now need more money for retirement! I (Ken here) can help you simplify things to meet you goals. But I also know even the best laid plans can sometimes go wrong. So here are 8 of the most common retirement traps that can derail your retirement and my advice for avoiding them.
August 26, 2010 7:39 PM
I am contributing to my 401k more than enough to get the matching...but not at the max I am allowed. Yet, I am disheartened everytime I see my balance sheet where the total seems to be dwindling due to the volatile market. Would it be wise to just contribute enough to get the match and take any extra and lock into CD's until I am more comfortable with the market.
Rob
February 7, 2012 11:10 AM
I just watched a video by Ken concerning retirement. What reading material can you recommend concerning personal investing so I can better understand what my CFP is recommending I do with my 401k that has just been converted to a retirement IRA. Thank You
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