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The Power of Durability: Why Lasting Success Matters More Than Quick Gains
The Power of Durability: Why Lasting Success Matters More Than Quick Gains

Quick gains have a natural allure. They catch our attention much like a business that appears to be racing ahead with dazzling speed and success.

When we see something moving fast and making impressive strides, it is easy to feel we will miss out on an opportunity that others are already capitalizing on if we don’t move quickly. This sense of urgency can be powerful, but it is important to pause and reflect on what lies beneath the surface.

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New + Noteworthy, LegacyDeb MeyerWorthyNesteconomic uncertainty, President Trump, economic landscape, long-term perspective, rebalance, investment rebalancing, conservative investments, equities, risk aversion, long-term mindset, innovation, durability, Peter Thiel, investment performance, stock market swings, economic environment, interest rates, durable investing, lasting wealth, diversification, long-term disciplineComment
What to do with your 401(k) plan
What to do with your 401(k) plan

Whether retirement is near or far away, you’ve been assured that more savings now generally leads to a bigger nest egg later. You believed that diligence and determination were the keys to building wealth.

So, in today’s uncertain economic environment, what do you do with your employer-sponsored 401(k) or 403(b) plan?

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New + Noteworthy, TacticsDeb MeyerRedefining Family WealthCOVID-19, Coronavirus, djia, dow jones, stock market, stock market crash, stock market volatility, wealth, wealthy, emergency fund, opportunity fund, retirement plan, retirement savings, retirement, how much to save for retirement, 401k, 403b, economics, investment, investment accounts, Investment Strategy, Amazon, bonds, fixed income, target-date, target asset mix, stock, mutual fund, equities, rebalance, self-directed, investment advisor, risk tolerance, conservative, aggressive, loss aversion, stock declines, financial anxiety, market volatility, stock market swings, 401k contributions, take money out of the 401k, IRA, IRA rollover, Fidelity, Schwab, financial planningComment