Check Up on Your 401(k) to Keep Your Retirement on Track

During your mid-year check up, see how much you have to go to max out.

Rebalance Your Assets

Get your portfolio in check.

How much you want invested in various assets (stocks, bonds, etc.)

will depend on a few factorsyour age, your target retirement date, your risk tolerance.

Every now and then, you should check in on how your portfolio is balanced.

Look at your asset allocation, compare it with your target allocation, and adjust accordingly.

Check the fees for each fund punch in you’re invested in.

you might useonline calculatorsto figure out how much you’ll pay over time.

“If the fees are particularly high, most investors should not be invested in those funds.”

Brandon’s post offers a few more “to-do” items for your mid-year 401(k) checklist.

smack the link for her full post.

Give Yourself a Midyear 401(k) Checkup| U.S News & World Report

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