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IRS Could Cut 401(k) Limits in 2010

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It's hard to imagine, but it's true: two years after one of the greatest stock market drubbings in history, at a time when most people will need to put their saving into overdrive to recoup what they've lost, the IRS may actually reduce the amount you're allowed to contribute to your 401(k) in 2010.
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New Math for IRA Savings

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A Roth IRA could be your new best friend in this scary investing environment if you use your tax-deferred earnings the right way (should you eventually have earnings) and now might be the best time to start fully funding it while your income is down.
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Can I Sue My Financial Broker?

A WalletPop reader wants to know if there's any recourse with your financial investment broker if you've lost money. The Dolans offer a few situations where you may be able to have a case, and a few where you are out of luck.
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A New Item on the 401(k) Menu

Employers are beginning to add annuities to their list of 401(k) mutual fund options. You may want to think twice before signing up -- you may be opting for a smaller return and less flexibility.
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401(k)s Not 'Recession Proof'

It's impossible to "recession-proof" your 401(k), but there are reasonable precautions you can take to limit potential damage. Find out how to minimize the impact of a recession on your retirement savings.
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Make the Most of Your 401(k)

What are the most important elements of employer-sponsored retirement plans? Learn the basics of 401(k)s including how they're taxes, how employers may contribute and more.
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Keeping Your Retirement on Track

Are you paying enough attention to your retirement plan? You may be missing opportunities to increase the value of your 401(k). Learn how to make sure you're maximizing the benefits by minimizing fees and re-balancing your portfolio.
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Never Borrow from Your 401(k)

According to one study, almost 1 in 5 eligible 401(k) plan participants borrow against their retirement savings. Find out eight reasons why you should never borrow from your 401(k).
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SEP vs. Solo 401(k)

Which self-employed retirement plan is best for you: a Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) or a Solo 401(k) plan? Find out how the best choice depends on your self-employment income for the year.
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