Usually you cant "lose" your 401K. Most retirement accounts held by third party companies are insured by SPIC, which is similar to FDIC coverage for bank accou
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You have several variables to consider:
1) land value appreciation vs equity investing; which in most cases investing in equity mutual funds historically outpr
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Look at the history of your index funds, preferably after 1981, '87, '93. Since your 32 and don't need the money currently, invest for the long term. Good job o
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I can't give you specific investment advice, as I -- and everyone else -- cannot judge the market given the current uncertainties. Personally, I have decided t
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Right now there is a lot of help for people being laid off. Call your mortgage company and explain the details. You never want to pull money from 401k, that's t
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