This isn’t your standard 401(k) investment advice.
I use it with my 401(k) advice clients.
To improve their 401(k) mutual fund picks.
To help remove their doubts. Fears. Uncertainty.
Few parts of your life are certain.
Your 401(k) investment management strategy does not have to be one of them.
If you have a plan to protect your 401(k) principal.
You don’t need to worry about a catastrophic 401(k) loss.
Here’s an example:
Right now, your 401(k) likely faces unlimited losses.
Because you have no stock market risk management strategy.
A 401(k) “stop loss” can end your nagging fears.
Of a stock market event that you can’t control.
The loss of the last several years of personal 401(k) contributions.
The loss of the last several years of company-matching 401(k) contributions.
Unlimited loss. Versus a logical and disciplined 401(k) “stop loss.”
No one can predict the future. But the future is manageable.
To the dollar amount or percentage of potential 401(k) losses.
Don’t continue to hang on to the years of false confidence.
That your 401(k) will always go up in value.
Acknowledge the uncertainty of your 401(k) future.
And put a plan in place to protect your 401(k) account value.
It’s time to adopt a new set of 401(k) investment management behaviors.
To deal with the current state of U.S. stock market risk levels.
The only way to remove the uncertainty of your future 401(k).
Put in place a 401(k) “stop loss.”
Before you need to use it.
Curious how a “stop loss” would work in your 401(k) now?
I use them every day. I can answer any question you produce.
Comment below. Or let’s get a LinkedIn connection set up.
P.S. P.S. Once you use a 401(k) “stop loss” you will always use one.
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