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A HERETIC I AM

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Sat Dec-26-09 03:18 PM
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91. Often the low-risk option is referred to as a "Stable Value Fund"

which is set up in a similar fashion to a Money Market fund.

I find this;

What amazed me with many, many 401-Ks was they did NOT offer a Money Market Option which kept one's funds from risk.

to be a dubious claim at best.

What is your source for this claim? How do you know "many, many" plans of this type don't offer a Money Market fund?

Every 401(K) I've ever seen offered at least a Stable Value Fund, if not a "cash" option as the poster Statistical mentioned.

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