These high limits certainly are powerful. Instead of hope the stock market redeems itself over the long term why not just invest in hard assets? You can do that with a 401k or IRA.
Jeff Nabers
of CO
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Nov 21, 2008 03:05:03 AM
Solo 401k
Thanks for the heads up on the higher limits for 2009.
Here is more Solo 401k information that I found helpful http://www.bcmadvisors.com/solo_401k
Dr Thompson
JT Thompson
of CA
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Oct 25, 2008 13:43:12 PM
Why would "Joe" want to invest any money in a savings account or a 401(k) when the government is poised to consficate it all and redistribute it among ACORN voters?
April E, Coggins
of WA
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Oct 25, 2008 00:34:24 AM
"Betcha" Joe the Plumber won't make enough to use the max of this break. This one was for Connie the Consultant, Ron the Real Estate Agent, Don the Doctor, and Orville the Orthodontist.
Joe? Well, Joe, we recommend you put the $2000 you can actually afford in a mere IRA.
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Jeff Nabers of CO @ Nov 21, 2008 03:05:03 AM
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