Recently changed administration from Transamerica to Fidelity.
Your employer and/or Fidelity are not actively managing you accounts.
Fidelity as your plan administrator allows rebalancing through Fidelity's BrokerageLink feature.
Your current account from Transamerica was transferred to Fidelity electronically.
As of 11/1/2021 you have 16 Fund Choices, Plus life Cycle option and a BrokerageLink Option.
Been with Saint Luke's for many years? You may still have plans with previous administrators such as:
Recently changed administration from Transamerica to Fidelity.
Your employer and/or Fidelity are not actively managing you accounts.
Fidelity as your plan administrator allows rebalancing through Fidelity's BrokerageLink feature.
Your current account from Transamerica was transferred to Fidelity electronically.
As of 11/1/2021 you have 16 Fund Choices, Plus life Cycle option and a BrokerageLink Option.
Been with Saint Luke's for many years? You may still have plans with previous administrators such as:
Recently changed administration from Transamerica to Fidelity.
Your employer and/or Fidelity are not actively managing you accounts.
Fidelity as your plan administrator allows rebalancing through Fidelity's BrokerageLink feature.
Your current account from Transamerica was transferred to Fidelity electronically.
As of 11/1/2021 you have 16 Fund Choices, Plus life Cycle option and a BrokerageLink Option.
Been with Saint Luke's for many years? You may still have plans with previous administrators such as:
Call to book a no-cost, no-obligation strategy session with John Azodi and the 401K Store to learn how you can achieve your financial and retirement goals.
Our focus is on you! To help nurses and health care professionals with their retirement plans.
Help you choose the investment options that are right for you and your future
Help manage your retirement account now, before you leave your job or retire
We help make wealth management easy — and your goals attainable
Our fee process
Our focus is on you! To help nurses and health care professionals with their retirement plans.
Help you choose the investment options that are right for you and your future
Help manage your retirement account now, before you leave your job or retire
We help make wealth management easy — and your goals attainable
Our fee process
Our focus is on you! To help nurses and health care professionals with their retirement plans.
Help you choose the investment options that are right for you and your future
Help manage your retirement account now, before you leave your job or retire
We help make wealth management easy — and your goals attainable
Our fee process
The reason we offer this service is because we received requests from our tax and investment clients to help them with their 401(k)/403(b)/457(b) plans. The need for this service was reinforced by a Schwab 2017 401(k) Participation Study:
Our services are designed for you, “The Plan Participant,”
not your employer.
Is the potential of having $284,920 to $878,504 more in your 401(k) plan worth the time to read the short report below?
It’s important to note that studies¹⁻² have shown those who seek help with their plan can earn 3% more on their investments (net of advisors' fee). That difference can make a big impact on your bottom line in retirement.
For example, by investing $500 per month for 30 years, the difference between earning an average of 7% versus 4% is $284,920 more (net of advisors’ fee). If you were investing $1,500 per month it would be $854,760 more.
It’s important to note that studies¹⁻² have shown those who seek help with their plan can earn 3% more on their investments (net of advisors' fee). That difference can make a big impact on your bottom line in retirement.
For example, by investing $500 per month for 30 years, the difference between earning an average of 7% versus 4% is $284,920 more (net of advisors’ fee). If you were investing $1,500 per month it would be $854,760 more.
This is a hypothetical example and is not intended to predict or anticipate the performance of any specific investment.
Actual outcomes may differ materially from the expressed projections.
Why do I use 4% instead of 7%?
New ParagraphAccording to Dalbar’s “2015 Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior,” the average mutual fund investor has underperformed the market in all the time intervals that were examined, which ranged from one year to three decades. And the underperformance is astonishing. The study also found that in the 20-year period ending December 31, 2013, the average investor (in all varieties of mutual funds) only managed an average total return of about 2.5%. However, for illustrative purposes we are assuming that you are doing 58% better than the average investor.
According to DALBAR’s “20th Annual Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior 2014,”
Average return from 1994-2013 (20 years):
Average Equity
Fund Investor:
5.02%
Average Fixed
Income Investor:
0.71%
Average Asset
Allocation Investor:
2.53%
The average investor refers to the universe of all mutual fund investors whose actions and financial results are restated to represent a single investor. This approach allows the entire universe of mutual fund investors to be used as the statistical sample, ensuring ultimate reliability. The various interest rates are for illustrative purposes only. This is not a guarantee of future interest rates or financial return. This illustration assumes deposits are made at the beginning of each year. This illustration does not account for reduction for inflation and taxes. Taxes are due upon withdrawal from qualified retirement plans and IRA and there may be a 10% penalty for withdrawals prior to age 59 1/2.
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