Frank Armstrong may refer to: (wikipedia)
Lower costs will give you higher net returns. I think cost is critically important.
Of course he's going to tell you about all the great benefits, ... He's going to stand on the table and dance.
They're not losing anything in the way of deductions. And their money is locked up for a long time.
They're meant for half of one percent of the people they're sold to, ... I can't imagine who would need to invest in them.
If it's a pension plan, every dollar you take out is subject to ordinary income tax because that gain has never been taxed before and the IRS wants your money.
What you inherit may not be appropriate for you, but you can change that. It's a one-time free way to change the portfolio that meets your needs.
Here's a young guy and his wife, together making $110,000 but they're only putting 4 percent of their income into a 403(b),
Why would you pay more for a big name? It comes out of your hide each and every year.
You'll get a check, ... But it might be six cents.
Why not just walk over to Vanguard and buy the S&P 500 index fund?
