WSJ News Exclusive | The Market Tanked, but Americans Kept Piling Money Into Their 401(k)s

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Most Americans stayed the course with their retirement savings in 2022, even as the stock market fell and inflation rose

About 90% of investors in the 401-style retirement plans administered by Vanguard Group maintained or increased their savings rate in 2022. And trading activity fell to a two-decade low among participants who manage their own investments, according to data from the Malvern, Pa.

-based company.
 

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Best time to invest. We want down markets. It’s the best way to make money.

The government has kind of engineered it that way haven’t they?

When was last time our sky invaded? Pearl Harbor time?

Work entire life and relax once unable to enjoy life… colourless slavery

Fox Butterfield, is that you?

No! Not really, we all know that 401Ks have depreciated by about 20%.

Why change? I have another 20, before I’m retirement age. So every two weeks I put more money in my 401k. Investment go up, investments go down.

Dollar Cost Averaging

What choices. Do we have?

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