Item: Nervous 401(k) investors shouldn't bail out/Chris Barone, CDA Press

More Info: By continuing to invest a fixed dollar amount each month into your 401(k)'s stock portfolio, you're able to buy more shares when prices are low and fewer shares when prices rise. Add that to your employer's matching contribution and tax-deferred compounding, and you're poised to see the value of your plan go up when the market rebounds.

Question: Are you still putting money into a 401(k)? Or have you bailed out?

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