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The other thing to think about is flexibility in not being in an employer backed 401k. When I was in one the best average return was 4%. Independently I can get
by virmundi 9y ago
The other thing to think about is flexibility in not being in an employer backed 401k. When I was in one the best average return was 4%. Independently I can get 15% through etfs that track the S&P. I can also get 30-50% playing in riskier tens like oil or commodities. While some argue against that, at least I now have the agency to decide.
- trevyn 9y agoVanguard seems to be a pretty popular option among employers these days, and they have nice low-fee S&P funds.