If you own a retirement account like a 401k, you probably split your savings up among a few different types of investments.
A lot of people use investment models provided by their employers.
And a lot of you don't really know which stocks or bonds your investments have. And really that is OK. The idea of investing in a mutual fund, a variable annuity, or an ETF is, so you don't have to be an expert.
But many people are surprised to learn that any of their retirement accounts have Russian stocks or bonds.
So how do you know and what can you do about it.
That is what today's podcast is about.
In today's podcast, I reference a lot of details. If you'd like to see the references to those details, please go to my blog and see the references to "Do You Unknowingly Own Russian Stocks? WHAT NOW?" Here is a link to my blog: https://richardsfinancialplanning.com/russian-stocks-what-now
If you own a retirement account like a 401k, you probably split your savings up among a few different types of investments.
A lot of people use investment models provided by their employers.
And a lot of you don't really know which stocks or bonds your investments have. And really that is OK. The idea of investing in a mutual fund, a variable annuity, or an ETF is, so you don't have to be an expert.
But many people are surprised to learn that any of their retirement accounts have Russian stocks or bonds.
So how do you know and what can you do about it.
That is what today's podcast is about.
In today's podcast, I reference a lot of details. If you'd like to see the references to those details, please go to my blog and see the references to "Do You Unknowingly Own Russian Stocks? WHAT NOW?" Here is a link to my blog: https://richardsfinancialplanning.com/russian-stocks-what-now