Lowering fees on your 401(k) plan can save you money over the years of your investment, protecting your contributions and increasing your gains.

Your 401(k) rate of return is a key indicator of how well your retirement savings are growing. Learn why it matters more than ...

As of September last year, $8.9 trillion was sitting in 401(k) retirement accounts, according to the Investment Company ...

“This can be used as a short-term, interest-free loan, but if not repaid in full within the timeframe, the withdrawal is treated as a taxable distribution and may incur a 10% early withdrawal penalty ...

Yet half the US admits it doesn't know how much it's paying in fees for a 401(k) plan, the most common retirement vehicle available to employees, according to a 2013 study by research firm LIMRA.

While any investment fees drag down performance, 401(k) expenses can be insidious. This is because they are nearly unavoidable, are often hard to find and, in some cases, can be much higher than ...

But when was the last time you took a hard look at how much you’re paying in “hidden” 401(k) plan fees? Yes, Your 401(k) Has Its Perks, But It’s Not the Only Way to Save Although the ...

But, unlike COBRA, which has clear notification requirements from the insurance provider and former employer, these 401(k) fee changes often happen with minimal transparency and continue indefinitely.

Even if you know how the IRS taxes 401(k) plan, you might not know about the fees. An expense ratio is the fee associated with a 401(k) plan and can cost you a lot if you ignore it. “The fee you ...

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cornell employees challenging excessive 401(k) fees. Here’s what the ERISA decision means ...

You can look up the 401(k) plan fees you are paying on your annual 401(k) fee disclosure statement. You may be able to move your money into lower cost funds within the plan. You can also compare ...