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My 2 cents and just what I am comfortable with.... I've done stocks, mutual funds, 401k's and IRA's for over 20 years now. I'm 37 and yes, I started when I was a teenager on a very small scale, buying little bits of this and that. Been doing 401k since working full time outta college at 22. Maybe a few investments have done OK over that time, a FEW. My 401k has done well in last couple years BUT that's after it went down the tubes. Yes, it's a little ahead now, sure. To ME, only me, I simply have no "faith" in stocks, mutual funds, etc. Digits & $ signs on my computer screen, whoopidy-do!!! Goes up and crashes down every few years and not a lot I can do with the PIECE OF PAPER I get in the mail or the digits I see on a screen. I think a decent chunk of the funds are a scam as well with stupid-high management fees & rip off's. I'll keep doing them and I recommend others do em - especially with matches & tax advantages. But, I'm "not a fan", I'll just say that. Crap really hits the fan..... Have fun with your "piece of paper" or even your "GOLD BARS" - I'd rather have something I can grow things on, hunt, fish, log, live on, etc. So of course I don't want this to at all come across like advice, cause it shouldn't and isn't BUT - if my wife would be ok with cashing all in for land, I could care frigin less to lose 10% in a penalty & pay the taxes I'll end up paying sometime anyways. Ya, it's a STEP ABOVE Social Security but I think all that stuff is just a bunch of garbage. Not advice here & I know folks do really well with investments and worst thing you can do is NOTHING but just throwing my 2 cents out there.... Which is likely 2 cents more than I'll be receiving from the Bankrupt Social Security fund OR what will remain when the Clinton's & Bernie's of the world decide to change the laws & leave me with around 2 cents remaining in my 401k after they get their fair share to spread out to others who deserve it more. :)
I'm thinking that you may need a sit down with Brett Morris:D The fact is, you wouldn't be pondering what to do with your 401k nor would you have hunters throwing a half million dollars at a piece of ground like it was nothing if it weren't for the growth in the stock market. I wouldn't have all my money in stocks after the huge rally over the past years nor would I have all my money in land after its huge rally...I would have a little in both though, along with a few other investments. If crap really hits the fan, the only property lines you will have will be set by how accurate you are with your 308 and how much ammo that you have.
 
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