Don’t panic on 401(k), experts say
Arlene Denny of Fruita works on voter registration data in the elections office at the old Mesa County courthouse. Denny, who is retired, received the temporary position through QuikTemps. She said she has worked in the elections office for several years.
Gretel Daugherty
Arlene Denny of Fruita works on voter registration data in the elections office at the old Mesa County courthouse. Denny, who is retired, received the temporary position through QuikTemps. She said she has worked in the elections office for several years.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
While many financial advisers are recommending clients sit tight with their 401(k) retirement savings through these increasingly turbulent economic times, Certified Financial Planner Kim Last…
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