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Financial Housekeeping: What To Do with Those “Old” 401(k)s

by Cathy Curtis on December 20, 2010 in 401(k) investing, financial help, investment management, retirement planning

There is no shame in owning multiple 401(k) or 403(b) accounts—the fact that they exist indicates a commitment to retirement saving. What may bring on a twinge of guilt (and rightfully so) is the neglect of these accounts, such as ignoring how the money is invested and leaving quarterly statements unopened. Sound familiar? Rest assured [...]

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Planning and Chance

by Cathy Curtis on November 6, 2009 in cash flow planning, comprehensive financial planning, family finances, financial help, retirement planning

    The moment I heard about the Bay Bridge near-catastrophe….I thought oh, my God, that could have been me, my husband, or any one of the many people I know and love who cross the Bridge regularly. As it turned out, I did know one of the people who was on the bridge that [...]

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