THE
401(k) DILEMMA

Statistics indicate that 401(k) plans are not being funded with enough money
to even begin to be sufficient for contributor's retirement. According to experts,
there is approximately $15,500 in the average 401(k). Recent stock bear markets
have made the funding problem even more extreme because some employees have
stopped putting savings into a 401(k) altogether.  Employees need better and more consistent
education in order to encourage more people to save for their retirement. Unless companies
assume more responsibility for educating employees, baby boomers are headed for disaster! 
Ask for our report to learn more about why retirement savings can help you avoid
financial bankruptcy in later years.

 

 

 

 

 

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