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Why Target Date Funds Suck (And Don't) (FIRST DATE)

Why Target Date Funds Suck (And Don't) (FIRST DATE)

FromThe Scott Alan Turner Show | FINANCIAL ROCK STAR


Why Target Date Funds Suck (And Don't) (FIRST DATE)

FromThe Scott Alan Turner Show | FINANCIAL ROCK STAR

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Length:
40 minutes
Released:
Jul 28, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Target date funds are the "easy button" for retirement investing. They can take the confusion and research out of investing and let you get back to your life. They can also cost investors a lot of money...in ways most people don't think about (no, not just fees). ================ LISTENER QUESTION/COMMENTS ================ Should I treat my Target Date Fund as if I'm 30 years old and will be in retirement for decades (Dan) When tracking expenses how do I avoid double entries (Ray, Texas) What are the red flags to look out for with insurance (Cathy, Boulder, CO) ================ TOPICS ================ How to max out your employer retirement plan above and beyond what you may think you can put in. Student loan pausing is changing, here's how to get out in front of the October 1st deadline. RED ALERT WARNING: Inflation - who should be worried? The Olympian using Pop Tarts to go for the gold. ================ ENCORE ================ Summer Student Loan Debt Help: https://www.meetsummer.org/individuals Long Term Disability Calculator: LTD Calculator: https://www.guardianlife.com/disability-insurance/long-term-disability-insurance-cost Get your questions answered on the show: https://GoAskScott.com
Released:
Jul 28, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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