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Miller is a pension plan consultant who has written before on the subject of investing (Alan J. Miller's Socially Responsible Investing: How To Invest with Your Conscience, New York Inst. of Finance, 1991). There have been scores of titles published in recent years discussing or promoting various retirement plans. Miller's current publication focuses on one type of investing, rather than blurring the issue by trying to cover many types of investment plans. Readers are taken by the hand through the process of understanding what a 401(k) plan is and how it differs from other plans, and they are also shown the important considerations involved with 401(k) investing. To this novice investor, the most interesting sections discuss how to decide what plan is the best for each individual, depending on financial situations as well as personal risk tolerance. The last chapters illustrate through various scenarios how individuals might invest according to their financial situations and their risk tolerance, and the results of those decisions. A brief glossary is included. The writing style here is friendly, and the vocabulary used is appropriate for even the most novice investor. Highly recommended for any library interested in basic personal investing materials.?Margaret B. Bartlett, Rochester Inst. of Technology, N.Y.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Some 16 million Americans already invest in 401(k) plans, and new regulations are expected to attract millions more. This huge audience will embrace the 401k's use for tax, financial, and retirement planning, evaluate investment choices, monitor performance, handle rollovers and payouts, and much more. Featuring reader-friendly worksheets and sample portfolios, this authoritative guide is a sure bet for all 401(k) participants seeking to maximize their financial future.
Miller is a pension plan consultant who has written before on the subject of investing (Alan J. Miller's Socially Responsible Investing: How To Invest with Your Conscience, New York Inst. of Finance, 1991). There have been scores of titles published in recent years discussing or promoting various retirement plans. Miller's current publication focuses on one type of investing, rather than blurring the issue by trying to cover many types of investment plans. Readers are taken by the hand through the process of understanding what a 401(k) plan is and how it differs from other plans, and they are also shown the important considerations involved with 401(k) investing. To this novice investor, the most interesting sections discuss how to decide what plan is the best for each individual, depending on financial situations as well as personal risk tolerance. The last chapters illustrate through various scenarios how individuals might invest according to their financial situations and their risk tolerance, and the results of those decisions. A brief glossary is included. The writing style here is friendly, and the vocabulary used is appropriate for even the most novice investor. Highly recommended for any library interested in basic personal investing materials.?Margaret B. Bartlett, Rochester Inst. of Technology, N.Y.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
Some 16 million Americans already invest in 401(k) plans, and new regulations are expected to attract millions more. This huge audience will embrace the 401k's use for tax, financial, and retirement planning, evaluate investment choices, monitor performance, handle rollovers and payouts, and much more. Featuring reader-friendly worksheets and sample portfolios, this authoritative guide is a sure bet for all 401(k) participants seeking to maximize their financial future.
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In the very broadest sense, financial planning means the consideration and evaluation of the consequences of financial choices on your overall life and the rearrangement of your financial affairs in light of those considerations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
large capitalization stock fund, specialized industry fund, indirect equity exposure, risk profile test, small capitalization stock fund, psychological risk profile, home purchase fund, common stock index fund, global stock fund, combined social security benefits, common stock fund, investment grade bond fund, term certain method, fixed income exposure, inflation adjustment factor, monthly living costs, small capitalization fund, recalculation method, balanced fund, grade bond funds, risk tolerance test, company stock fund, elective contributions, plan asset allocation, percent penalty tax Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Otherwise Indicated, General Motors, Far Eastern, Western European, Plan Age, Choosing the Best, Latin America, Plans Compared, Southe
In the very broadest sense, financial planning means the consideration and evaluation of the consequences of financial choices on your overall life and the rearrangement of your financial affairs in light of those considerations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
large capitalization stock fund, specialized industry fund, indirect equity exposure, risk profile test, small capitalization stock fund, psychological risk profile, home purchase fund, common stock index fund, global stock fund, combined social security benefits, common stock fund, investment grade bond fund, term certain method, fixed income exposure, inflation adjustment factor, monthly living costs, small capitalization fund, recalculation method, balanced fund, grade bond funds, risk tolerance test, company stock fund, elective contributions, plan asset allocation, percent penalty tax Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Otherwise Indicated, General Motors, Far Eastern, Western European, Plan Age, Choosing the Best, Latin America, Plans Compared, Southe