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September 17, 2010 at 9:52 AM #605803September 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM #606681moneymakerParticipant
I’m not an investment guru but let me tell you I went into a bond mutual fund (Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund) about a year ago thinking it was safe. Even though interest rates have gone down (10 year treasury) my yearly increase was like 0.1%, I feel like I was ripped off, but unfortunately it was the “safest” thing I could do in my 401K. I definitely want to get out of bonds, but I feel stocks are overvalued. What to do? The expense ratio for the above fund was .25% WTF
September 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM #605933moneymakerParticipantI’m not an investment guru but let me tell you I went into a bond mutual fund (Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund) about a year ago thinking it was safe. Even though interest rates have gone down (10 year treasury) my yearly increase was like 0.1%, I feel like I was ripped off, but unfortunately it was the “safest” thing I could do in my 401K. I definitely want to get out of bonds, but I feel stocks are overvalued. What to do? The expense ratio for the above fund was .25% WTF
September 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM #606020moneymakerParticipantI’m not an investment guru but let me tell you I went into a bond mutual fund (Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund) about a year ago thinking it was safe. Even though interest rates have gone down (10 year treasury) my yearly increase was like 0.1%, I feel like I was ripped off, but unfortunately it was the “safest” thing I could do in my 401K. I definitely want to get out of bonds, but I feel stocks are overvalued. What to do? The expense ratio for the above fund was .25% WTF
September 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM #606574moneymakerParticipantI’m not an investment guru but let me tell you I went into a bond mutual fund (Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund) about a year ago thinking it was safe. Even though interest rates have gone down (10 year treasury) my yearly increase was like 0.1%, I feel like I was ripped off, but unfortunately it was the “safest” thing I could do in my 401K. I definitely want to get out of bonds, but I feel stocks are overvalued. What to do? The expense ratio for the above fund was .25% WTF
September 17, 2010 at 12:54 PM #607000moneymakerParticipantI’m not an investment guru but let me tell you I went into a bond mutual fund (Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund) about a year ago thinking it was safe. Even though interest rates have gone down (10 year treasury) my yearly increase was like 0.1%, I feel like I was ripped off, but unfortunately it was the “safest” thing I could do in my 401K. I definitely want to get out of bonds, but I feel stocks are overvalued. What to do? The expense ratio for the above fund was .25% WTF
September 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM #606579scaredyclassicParticipantkind of funny. tell you what. i’d be willing to hold your money for .125 % expenses and basicaly give it back to you when you need it.
September 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM #606686scaredyclassicParticipantkind of funny. tell you what. i’d be willing to hold your money for .125 % expenses and basicaly give it back to you when you need it.
September 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM #606025scaredyclassicParticipantkind of funny. tell you what. i’d be willing to hold your money for .125 % expenses and basicaly give it back to you when you need it.
September 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM #607005scaredyclassicParticipantkind of funny. tell you what. i’d be willing to hold your money for .125 % expenses and basicaly give it back to you when you need it.
September 17, 2010 at 1:03 PM #605938scaredyclassicParticipantkind of funny. tell you what. i’d be willing to hold your money for .125 % expenses and basicaly give it back to you when you need it.
September 17, 2010 at 1:23 PM #607025moneymakerParticipantyeah the fund managers made 250% more money than I did and it was my money! I guess it is like the local politician making 2 1/2 times what his constituency earns. I guess that just proves my fund manager is smarter than I am.
September 17, 2010 at 1:23 PM #606707moneymakerParticipantyeah the fund managers made 250% more money than I did and it was my money! I guess it is like the local politician making 2 1/2 times what his constituency earns. I guess that just proves my fund manager is smarter than I am.
September 17, 2010 at 1:23 PM #606045moneymakerParticipantyeah the fund managers made 250% more money than I did and it was my money! I guess it is like the local politician making 2 1/2 times what his constituency earns. I guess that just proves my fund manager is smarter than I am.
September 17, 2010 at 1:23 PM #606599moneymakerParticipantyeah the fund managers made 250% more money than I did and it was my money! I guess it is like the local politician making 2 1/2 times what his constituency earns. I guess that just proves my fund manager is smarter than I am.
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