by Ginger Applegarth If you have been less than impressed with the investment options in your 401(k) plan, there may be some hope. And if you have been using poor returns as an excuse for not contributing to your 401(k) plan, figuring you can do better elsewhere, please stop making excuses. Instead, get out the […]

by Tony Chapelle September 1, 2004 – Would you like to turbocharge your clients’ IRAs, Keoghs and 401(k) plans? These qualified savings plans usually are synonymous with investments in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. But as it turns out, many different kinds of assets — real estate, businesses, leases, tax liens and gold, for example […]

by Tom Anderson With corporate scandals, weak earnings and an uncertain economy, more and more IRA owners are seeking alternative investments. There is in excess of $3 trillion in IRA funds in the United States today. Most is invested in the more conventional investment types, such as CDs, mutual funds, stocks and bonds. However, these […]