FOR YOUR EMPLOYER-SPONSORED RETIREMENT PLAN
The investments you choose for your retirement plan can make (or cost) you hundreds of thousands of dollars. Get a free, interactive guide that can help you decide which ones to pick and why.
Don’t Stake Your Future on a Default Fund
Every time you make a contribution to your retirement account, your money is buying something. Sure, you could spend decades investing in shares of your plan’s default fund to avoid looking into your options. But that’s kind of like taking out a mortgage on a house you’ve never actually seen.
Don’t spend your retirement wondering if an afternoon of research could’ve helped you retire with a much healthier nest egg. This guide will walk you through it, step by step.
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Jargon-Free Explanations
Don’t worry. We’ll break down all the investment lingo in plain English.
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Interactive Exercises
Evaluate and choose your investments through a series of hands-on activities.
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Time-Tested Strategies
Build a diversified portfolio based on Ramsey investing principles.
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Works With Your Plan
Navigate your 401(k), 403(b) or any other employer-sponsored plan confidently.
Take the Mystery out of Picking Your Investments
Learn to Read Investment Charts
You know all those charts, numbers and squiggly lines you see on investment charts? You’ll learn what they mean, which ones to focus on, and how to use them.
Group Your Funds Into Categories
Get a deep dive into Dave Ramsey’s four categories of mutual funds. By the time you’re done, you’ll know exactly how to figure out which category each of your investment options belongs in.
Evaluate Your Options With Interactive Exercises
You’ll learn where to find the information you need to compare your investment options against each other. You’ll also find out how to measure their performance against different benchmarks.
Ready to Take Control of Your Retirement Account?
Somewhere in the distant future, you’re looking at your retirement balance. What your future self is seeing and feeling depends on you, right now.
Don’t give up the power to choose where part of every paycheck is going. Get the confidence that comes with knowing how to plan for your future with purpose.
