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That's it, that's why most have lost. Even if you don't own stocks you might have a 401k or real estate of some sort. That's why I believe this reached to most folks. I sold out of the stock market a few years ago, so no loss there.
My IRA is probably down but not much, I always went with the most stable funds (and other mocked me, who is laughing now!), but in all honest a one or two year period is nothing to an IRA. Long term investments ![]() |
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As an example of how retirement funds are being hit, this is the government Thrift Saving Plan numbers.
G Fund F Fund C Fund S Fund I Fund September 08 0.31% (1.31%) (8.94%) (10.32%) (12.31%) Year-to-date 2.86% 0.84% (19.25%) (16.08%) (27.81%) 12 Month 4.05% 3.89% (21.94%) (18.90%) (29.01%) I am in the G- Fund which is government securities investment. I am pretty sure the 10 year average for the C/S/I (corporate investments of various kinds) funds will look like the G fund by the end of this year. http://www.tsp.gov/rates/monthly-current.html |
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