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    Is anyone doing any better than 4.3% return on your 401k? This just pisses me off. Stocks are doing great, but 401k is costing me money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan13
    Is anyone doing any better than 4.3% return on your 401k? This just pisses me off. Stocks are doing great, but 401k is costing me money.
    Have faith bro, the Democrats promised they would fix all the problems of the world. Im waiting....................

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan13
    Is anyone doing any better than 4.3% return on your 401k? This just pisses me off. Stocks are doing great, but 401k is costing me money.
    I'm at 16%! But I'm also an ex-finance guy with a Series 7 . Logan, look around for international funds (South America is good), precious metal funds, or oil funds.

    Good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phreak101
    I'm at 16%! But I'm also an ex-finance guy with a Series 7 . Logan, look around for international funds (South America is good), precious metal funds, or oil funds.

    Good luck
    Fukker! My 401k offers only growth, aggressive growth, etc....

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    Quote Originally Posted by singern
    Have faith bro, the Democrats promised they would fix all the problems of the world. Im waiting....................

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    my IRA is doing fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan13
    Fukker! My 401k offers only growth, aggressive growth, etc....
    In that case, look for aggressive growth if you are under 30, growth if you are between 30-40, and value/income funds if you are 40+

    Sorry Logan I don't know your age, but aggressive growth/growth funds ALWAYS outperform value funds over the long haul.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phreak101
    In that case, look for aggressive growth if you are under 30, growth if you are between 30-40, and value/income funds if you are 40+

    Sorry Logan I don't know your age, but aggressive growth/growth funds ALWAYS outperform value funds over the long haul.
    35 yo, and I am in the Aggressive Growth fund

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    Quote Originally Posted by Logan13
    35 yo, and I am in the Aggressive Growth fund

    Hmm, only 4% in A/G?? Which company manages the fund?
    Last edited by Phreak101; 11-15-2006 at 04:56 PM.

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    yea thats pretty bad lol. you can get more out of an ING Direct savings account ahahhaha. check out American Funds, they are great funds IMHO. Particularly the AMCAP fund and the growth and new worlf fund.

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