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401k average return recently - contemplating paying for provider’s advice?
Is there a site that shows the average 401k return for the past few years? I’ve read that stocks tend to average 10% over many years, but that’s not the market we’re in right now. I’m looking for some sort of reference to see if my 401k is performing above/below average.
My provider (JP Morgan) offers a service for advice, but there is a fee. Does anyone have experience or advice regarding this option? I’m not comfortable with my level of stock market knowledge, so I am tempted to pay for help.
FYI, I’m contributing the max company match.
4 Answers
- ?Lv 59 years agoFavorite Answer
Just compare your 401k to the indexes to gauge performance and unless you have 7 or 8 figures to invest JP Morgan will probably just point you to 1 or 2 of their mutual funds and charge you for basically nothing.
- I Like TurtlesLv 79 years ago
You are wasting your money to pay a fee. They will tell you your funds are under performing and then try to sell you something. Look at the funds you have in your 401k and see what their ranking is on Morningstar for the past 1-3-5 years.
- ?Lv 79 years ago
One of the biggest mistakes people do with their 401K is invest in too many mutual funds. 1 mutual fund is already diversified, putting into 5 of them is crossing over the same funds.
- Anonymous5 years ago
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