"401(k) plans are costly, inefficient clunkers. Fortunately, there is a way out, and Loeper's book provides us a great map." -- Evan Cooper, Senior Managing Editor of Investment News"If you want to know what's lurking inside of your 401(k), read this book." -- John F. Wasik, author of The Merchant of Power and Bloomberg News columnist"Loeper's new book shows plan participants how to actually do something about these [401(k)] costs." -- W. Scott Simon, J.D., CFP®, AIFA®, author of The Prudent Investor Act: A Guide to Understanding"This book should spur an entire new industry of 401(k) police...This is just too important an issue to be ignored." -- Len Reinhart, President of Lockwood Advisors (an affiliate of Pershing) and Past President of Smith Barney Consulting Group

内容简介

-- How would you spend an extra $4,000 a year for the next twenty-five years? -- How much more secure would your retirement be with an extra $100,000 or more? -- How much more time could you spend at your family dinner table if you could work an hour less each day? -- What would you do in retirement if you could retire three years earlier? Your 401(k) plan is probably one of your most important future sources of financial security. This book makes it easy for you to take the five steps needed to add more than $100,000 to your retirement nest egg without taking more risk or saving more money. This can allow you to improve your lifestyle, increase your benefits, identify the hidden costs and also improve your standing within your company by proactively helping your employer to take needed action.

作者简介

A popular industry speaker and writer, DAVID B. LOEPER is the founder and CEO of Financeware, Inc. in Richmond, VA. He has appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg TV, served on the Investment Advisory Committee of the $30 billion Virginia Retirement System, and was chairman of the Advisory Council for the Investment Management Consultants Association (IMCA). He earned the CIMA® designation (Certified Investment Management Analyst) from Wharton Business School in 1990 in conjunction with IMCA.