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Uncertainty in the American economy has shaken the once solid faith in the stocks and bonds system. What once was an easy decision to sign on the dotted line now makes you think twice about where you put your money. Should I enroll in my company’s 401(k)? Are they matching? I’ve lost so much already, what should I do now?

Well, the anxiety of most people who lost so much in the last year and a half is understandable. But now is not the time to give up on your 401k.

When the economic crisis took hold of the country, to save money hundreds of companies dropped their 401k match.  But don’t stop saving. It’s the first thing you need to remember.  Saving for your future should be like paying a utility bill or a car payment – it should happen every month.

Financial Planning Can Lead to Financial Freedom

Uncertainty in the American economy has shaken the once solid faith in the stocks and bonds system. What once was an easy decision to sign on the dotted line now makes you think twice about where you put your money. Should I enroll in my company’s 401(k)? Are they matching? I’ve lost so much already, what should I do now?

Well, the anxiety of most people who lost so much in the last year and a half is understandable. But now is not the time to give up on your 401k.

When the economic crisis took hold of the country, to save money hundreds of companies dropped their 401k match.  But don’t stop saving. It’s the first thing you need to remember.  

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Uncertainty in the American economy has shaken the once solid faith in the stocks and bonds system. What once was an easy decision to sign on the dotted line now makes you think twice about where you put your money. Should I enroll in my company’s 401(k)? Are they matching? I’ve lost so much already, what should I do now?

Well, the anxiety of most people who lost so much in the last year and a half is understandable. But now is not the time to give up on your 401k.

When the economic crisis took hold of the country, to save money hundreds of companies dropped their 401k match.  But don’t stop saving. It’s the first thing you need to remember.  Saving for your future should be like paying a utility bill or a car payment – it should happen every month. Whether it’s in the form of a 401k or other money saving account (IRA, pension fund, personal retirement fund, etc.), keep contributing.