If a fool and his money are easily separated, who introduced two?

If buy and hold is your philosophy, why do you need a broker?

If a tree falls in forest, does it ruin stock market for day?

If someone invented a computer program for investments that proved 100% correct all time, we would never know about it.

If you think market capitulated, you are not in a state of selling hysteria.

If 1,000,000 lemmings jump, can they all be wrong?

If you want to know what Greenspan thinks about economics, count times he smiles.

If you expect nothing of your portfolio, you will not be disappointed.

If you are a rational investor, can you benefit from an irrational market?

If you managed your money like government, you would take money from your neighbor and spend it on stock options that expire this week.

If you are confused with opinions of media, create your own.

I like that company’s dividends in my IRA (set up by monies from my 401(k) plan) are also tax-deferred and are 85% tax free.

I like knowing that when my retirement day arrives, I’ll already have an individual IRA set up to move rest of 401(k) monies into, with twelve stocks already chosen, owned and proven to provide reliable ever-increasing dividend income. (The companies owned all have a history of raising their dividends every year.)

I like free 1% company gives me, just for being in 401(k) plan.

I like option to borrow money from my 401(k) plan, pay a low interest rate on loan and know that interest rate I’m paying on loan goes to me (if I were paying a credit card bill of $3,000.00 at 18%, I know I have option to pay off high interest credit card loan and pay only 6% interest (to myself) on $3000.00 loan from my 401(k).

I like knowing that when I move rest of my 401(k) monies into my IRA when I retire, I’ll know about how much income I can reasonably expect in dividend income four times a month, twelve months a year (all twelve stocks have staggered dividend pay-out dates, providing cash dividends every week of year).

The companies chosen in my IRA, with their history of raising dividends every year, will provide comfortable, worry-free income which I believe investing should be all about.

My advice on 401(k) plans is to talk to an expert from firm your 401(k) monies are with and find out what options are available to you and/or what your company allows. My point was simply to inform you that you may not be restricted to just putting your money into a Mutual fund or your company’s stock. You can transfer monies from your 401(k) to an individual IRA (Tradition, Roll-Over or Roth), at no fee and build your own Mutual fund. (I have been doing this in my 401(k) plan for years while still employed with my company.) If those companies you choose in your IRA have a dividend reinvestment plan you can request to have dividends reinvested back into stock each quarter. And this would be done for you, commission-free.

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