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 Hi, my name is Mark. I’m here to simplify investing for you for free, especially for the people with little or no financial background and those that can’t understand the more complicated sites loaded with financial jargon that only accountants and financial professionals would understand. My focus is on those new to 401k investing, or for people wanting to update their 401k because they didn’t know what they were doing when they started. In addition, I will help those of you that don’t have a 401k understand your different options to get you started investing.

I am doing this for free because I have so many friends and family members that have asked me numerous times the same questions about their 401k’s and investments. I built this site so I can help everyone at the same time and when it is convenient for them ( plus, I’d rather not take my time to tell each and everyone of them the same thing over and over, which is kinda like listening to my wife repeat the same story to everyone of her annoying friends - I’m only kidding babe).

Now, ask yourself the following questions to see if this site is right for you:

  • Are you new to investing and have no idea where to start?
  • Are you trying to setup your 401k plan, but don’t have a clue what to do?
  • Have you found yourself questioning your investments or the way you setup your 401k?
  • Does your company not offer a 401k and you want to know what your other options are?
  • Did you ask your brother-in-law, coworker, or neighbor to help you setup your 401k? Are you sure they really know what they are doing?
  • Have you spent more time planning your vacation this year than planning your retirement?

If you answered Yes to any question above, this site can and will take you through the process of setting up your 401k properly, step by step, with simple everyday examples. When you leave this site at the end of a free lesson or after reading an article of mine, you will have valuable new knowledge and skills and abilities that you can take with you forever, for free.

Instead of wasting your time with all of the other complex sites, take a minute and see what I have to offer in my free lessons (up to the left) and other articles (currently in development), your pocketbook will forever thank me. Check back frequently as I will be continually adding to the lessons and articles and expanding them. Please, sign up for my newsletter that is coming soon, it will provide you with tons of cool insight and help! Also, be sure to tell your friends and family about my site - they will thank you. Lastly, don’t forget to check out my sponsors, they are there because I trust them and believe in their products and they help support this awesome site. Thanks and I hope you enjoy!

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3 Responses to “Home”

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    Edna Garcia Says:

    I am really looking forward to you assisting me in securing my future.And mahing the right choices in investing.

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    N Moore Says:

    Dont have ques about 401K but have ques about filing taxes (late) when only income received is social security (below $10K per year). Exception was 2007 when retroactive social security disability was paid in two lump sums, totaling appx $20K.
    Are taxes due? Do you need to know more?
    Can a 1040EZ short form be filled out in this circumstance?

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    Mark Says:

    Mr or Mrs. Moore,

    Although I’m not a tax accountant and I’m uncertain of many things relating to your circumstances (your age and filing status to start), the type of your disability will determine if it is taxable or not. Various factors will affect and determine certain dollar thresholds that you must receive in order to have to pay taxes. For example, a single, non dependent, under 65, would not have to pay taxes in 2007 until they’ve received over $8,750. So yes, there would be much more I would need to know in order to help you. Good luck.

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