Tag Archives: 401k

Matthew Yglesias, Slate: You are too stupid to save, so give your money to the government

Posted on May 12, 2013 by Jim

From back in the day, I recall a comedian, whose name I can not recall, do a bit in which he proposed a Stupid Tax. Anytime that you caught somebody doing something stupid, then you could collect $5 from them … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Discussions | Tagged 401k, Hedgehog Concept, Jim Collins, Matthew Yglesias, pensions, retirement, Slate, Social Security, Social Security Trust Fund | Leave a comment

IRS’ 401k Early Withdrawal Penalties vs. Americans in Reality

Posted on February 23, 2013 by Jim

I have been seeing a number of media reports about a HelloWallet analysis related to individuals withdrawing funds early from 401k and defined contribution pension plans. The theme in this reporting is that these programs have failed as vehicles for … Continue reading →

Posted in Congress | Tagged 401k, IRS, pensions, retirement, savings, tax reform | 3 Comments

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IRS’ 401k Early Withdrawal Penalties vs. Americans in Reality

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