Thomas Barwick | Stone | Getty Images The share of retirement savers who withdrew money from a 401(k) plan to cover financial hardship hit a record high in October, according to data from the Vanguard Group. This dynamic – when combined with other factors such as rapidly rising credit card balances and falling personal savings …
OK, so a million dollars isn’t what it used to be. That’s the worry of a surprising number of American millionaires. At least that’s what fund management giant Natixis, which owns bond boutique Loomis Sayles, among other companies, reports. Natixis surveyed around 1,600 people with at least $1 million in “investable assets”. And just over …
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Amid stubbornly high inflation, a record proportion of Americans are turning their 401(k) accounts into emergency piggy banks, according to Vanguard. Dissecting data from a sample of about 5 million employer-sponsored 401(k) accounts that Vanguard manages, the researchers said that 0.5% of account holders made difficult withdrawals in October. It’s a “worrying” all-time high, said …
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This flight attendant seeks financial help from an advisor, but how do you choose the right one? Getty Images Question: I think I need a financial advisor. I’m 61 and plan to retire at 70. I am a flight attendant and will receive a pension of just over $900 a month. I have a 401(k) …
