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In reply to the discussion: Rich Customers Pull Money From Banks Offering Paltry Interest Rates [View all]

in2herbs

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6. I thought I read that under a bill Congress just passed that withholdings are now
Reply to progree (Reply #5)
Wed Jan 25, 2023, 02:30 PM
Jan 2023

mandatory from paychecks and are to be deposited into IRAs. Have you read this???

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Rich Customers Pull Money From Banks Offering Paltry Interest Rates [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2023 OP
I am not wealthy but I sure am not leaving my money in a bank that pays .20% interest. nt doc03 Jan 2023 #1
I'm looking around for a place to park some of my money while keeping within in2herbs Jan 2023 #2
"to withdraw and or close their 401k" either that, or mandate that all 401k plans offer these progree Jan 2023 #3
Last I read the average 401k was $140,000. Leaving it in a 401k it will be subject to stock market in2herbs Jan 2023 #4
I think virtually all 401k's allow for fixed income investments? But not necessarily all the progree Jan 2023 #5
I thought I read that under a bill Congress just passed that withholdings are now in2herbs Jan 2023 #6
No, not IRAs, but yes, I believe that's true for 401k's, unfortunately progree Jan 2023 #7
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