I was in a tricky situation.
A company asked me to speak to its employees about investing. They offer a Roth 401(k) plan.
But when I studied the plan, it wasn’t a good deal. Yes, it offers tax-free growth.
But it charges high fees.
I figured employees would make more money in a taxable account that charged lower fees.
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When You Shouldn’t Invest In Your Company’s 401(k)
I was in a tricky situation. A company asked me to speak to its employees about investing. They offer a Roth 401(k) plan. But when I studied the plan, it wasn’t a good deal. Yes, it offers tax-free growth. But it charges high fees. I figured employees would make more money in a taxable account…
