Hidden 401k Fees Are Costing You A Fortune: Here’s What You Could Do With The Money

July 28, 2014 in Investing by Daily Capital

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We’d like to highlight an infograph that shows what you could buy with the average amount lost to 401k fees per household over a lifetime. Do you know how much you are paying in hidden 401k fees? If not, we show you how to minimize 401k fees using our proprietary 401k Fee Analyzer tool in this post. You can also click the infograph to get started if you are not already a Personal Capital user.

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