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Pros & Cons of Your 401K And Why Flipping It Into A Life Insurance Policy {Might} Make (Way) More Sense

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The 401(k) allows employees to contribute a portion of their salary to a tax-deferred investment account directly from their pay check.

Employers may also choose to make contributions to the account on behalf of the employee. The money in the account can then be invested in a variety of options, such as mutual funds, stocks, and bonds.

The money in a 401(k) plan are not taxed until they are withdrawn, at which point they are subject to income tax.

Additionally, many employers offer matching contributions, which can help employees save for retirement more quickly.

However, a 401k may or may not be the best investment for you.

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THE QUOTERS CAST #2 – Interview with Allan Khazak of VroomMediaGroup.com

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Let me do a little intro for you, Allan, you can see how well I did, and see if I got anything wrong and we’ll go from there. First, this is Allan Khazak and you are the founder of Vroom Media Group that you started in 2019. You were born to an immigrant family in Canada, and you are also a graduate of Schulich Business School at York University in Toronto. You’ve been interviewed all over the place, Allan, super impressive, Yahoo Finance and Thrive Global. So, in just a few short years, you have really made an impact, so tell me more about that and about your journey.

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QUOTERSCAST #1 – Interview with Noah Healy of Coordisc.com The Commoditization of Intent?

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Noah Healy: “I have a system for rebuilding the market place pretty much from first principles, using computer technology to allow better price signaling effectively, existing markets are basically about and sell, and while there’s a little bit of information about future desired strike prices and so on, at the core, people who are buying, think prices should be higher or will go higher, and people that are selling things that… Prices will go lower. So in information terms, there’s sort of a maximum of one bit of information in that signal, and since people aren’t perfect and they make mistakes, there’s actually less than one bit in that signal, and so since the actual information about the economy is in fact a very rich signal that has an enormous amount of information in it that’s being constructed out of these sub one-bit pieces, there’s essentially an enormous amount of processing that has to go on with the existing model, and that processing that’s effectively just noise. It would be like if you had an engine that you didn’t oil and it overheated and was just sitting there. Basically, that’s what’s going on right now.”

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