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09/10/2026

Financial pressure and AI anxiety are pushing workers to redefine what comes after their primary career.

09/08/2026

Fresh Perspectives Every Week: Dive into the latest market trends. 🔍 https://www.myeecuinvestments.org/weekly-market-commentary-0

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with friends and family.

09/05/2026

Happy 401(k) Day! 🎉 Changing jobs or approaching retirement? One of the biggest financial decisions you may face is determining what to do with your retirement account.

You may have several options, including: ✔ Leaving funds in your former employer's plan ✔ Rolling funds into an IRA ✔ Moving funds into a new employer's plan (if permitted) ✔ Cashing out (which may have significant tax consequences)

Before making a decision, it's important to understand the potential tax implications and deadlines involved. A little planning today can help you stay on track with your long-term retirement goals.

09/03/2026

According to the latest IRS data, just 29% of Roth IRA contributors maxed out, meaning more than 7 in 10 fell short of the annual limit.

09/02/2026

Weekly Market Update: Timely insights to help guide your financial decisions. 💡 https://www.myeecuinvestments.org/weekly-market-commentary-0

08/28/2026

Year-end planning might feel far away—but the decisions you make now can have a meaningful impact later.

From income and cash flow to investments, taxes, and long-term goals, taking time to review your financial picture today can help you stay on track and avoid surprises before year-end.

Swipe through for 6 key areas to revisit—and consider where small adjustments now could make a difference. If it’s been a while since you’ve reviewed your plan, we’re here to help you take the next step with confidence.

08/27/2026

Less than half (42%) of Americans are on track for retirement, according to Vanguard research. Of all the generations, baby boomers are among the least prepared.

08/25/2026

Market Moves, Explained: Your weekly dose of expert analysis is here. 📈 https://www.myeecuinvestments.org/weekly-market-commentary-0

08/20/2026

Median 401(k) balances typically peak in workers’ 50s due to higher salaries, catch-up contributions and compounding growth. Balances often decline in the 60s and 70s as retirees withdraw funds, roll over accounts, or meet required minimum distributions. A shrinking 401(k) balance in retirement is expected and reflects the account’s purpose of funding retirement spending.

Median 401(k) balances typically peak in workers’ 50s due to higher salaries, catch-up contributions and compounding growth. Balances often decline in the 60s and 70s as retirees withdraw funds, roll over accounts, or meet required minimum distributions. A shrinking 401(k) balance in retirement is...