5 Mistakes you want to avoid With Your  401 (k)
 
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We’ve Created a Simple 3-Page Guide that Reveals the 5 Most Common 401(k) Mistakes We See, and What You Can Do to Fix Them.

You'll Discover: ​​​​​​​

Why the set it and forget model could cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars
You want to minimize risk in down markets
You want to optimize fees and expenses in your plan
You know you need to get better at retirement planning, but you don’t know where to start​​​​​​​

Are You Ready for Retirement?

On average, Americans are only saving 5% of their income.
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One-third of Americans have nothing saved for retirement… and more than half have less than $10,000 saved up.

43% of millennials say they fear outliving their savings and investments.
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This Guide is for You If:


  • You want to have more money for retirement
  • You want to make sure that your investments are safe in a bear market
  • You want to keep management fees to a minimum to prevent eroding your gains
  • You know you need to get better at retirement planning, but you don’t know where to start

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The Insights in This Guide have Been Used by Employees from Top Companies:

Why I Created This Report

I’ve been in the financial services industry for more than 25 years, and I’ve been a long-time advocate for the individual investor.
 
My mission is to disrupt this industry. Not everyone realizes this, but traditional brokerages are all about earning commissions. Financial advisors are not working for you; they’re working for their employer. Their goal is to make money for their company, not for you.
 
Because of this, individuals planning and saving for retirement have been led down the wrong path. It’s my job to correct those mistakes and help you secure your future.

Wait, Back Up. A Fiduciary What?
 
A fiduciary is someone who is required to act in your best interest and disclose any potential conflicts. Fiduciaries are required to act in good faith from both a legal and ethical perspective.
 
So, what does that mean?
 
In simple terms, it means that I’m not trying to earn money for a company or myself. My priority is to earn money for you! No conflicts of interest, no high fees, and no complicated reports that require a degree in finance to understand.
 
As a fiduciary, I’m not satisfied unless I’m pulling out all the stops to ensure your financial security and success.

 
-                     Michael Conway, CEO & Founder of Conway Financial Planning
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1

Is this report really free?

Yes! I’ll send the report directly to your inbox. There is no cost or obligation. It is my gift to you.

Q2

Are you going to call me and try to sell me something?​​​​​​​

No, definitely not! I will follow up with a couple of emails to ensure you got the report, and I’ll give you some additional information, but I won’t be interrupting your dinner with a phone call.

Q3

Is it going to cost me a lot of money to fix these “mistakes?”

No, these mistakes are easy to fix, and the solutions don’t cost anything. Even if you decide to get some help from a professional, I’ll show you how to do it for less than the cost of a daily black coffee.

Q4

I don’t have a lot saved for retirement, or I’m just getting started with a 401(k). Can this information still help me?

Yes, absolutely! No matter where you are in your retirement planning journey, the insights in this report can help you.

“Retirement is a once in a lifetime event.
​​​​​​​You better get it right.”

Robert Shiller – Global Economist,
2013 Nobel laureate in economics, professor of economics at Yale University,
and co-creator of the Case-Shiller Index of US house prices.

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