Karen Hube

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Karen Hube

You still have oodles of time to max out your 2025 retirement plan contributions. But procrastinating can cost you—a lot. While investors typically spread 401(k) pretax contributions throughout the year and many wait until the deadline to sock money into their IRAs, there can be significant benefits to front-loading your investments after a big market drop. The S&P 500 is down 6.5% for the year. “A market downturn is your best friend.

2 weeks ago | fidelity.com | Karen Hube

You still have oodles of time to max out your 2025 retirement plan contributions. But procrastinating can cost you—a lot. While investors typically spread 401(k) pretax contributions throughout the year and many wait until the deadline to sock money into their IRAs, there can be significant benefits to front-loading your investments after a big market drop. The S&P 500 ( .SPX ) is down 6.5% for the year. “A market downturn is your best friend.

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Karen Hube

You still have oodles of time to max out your 2025 retirement plan contributions. But procrastinating can cost you—a lot. While investors typically spread 401(k) pretax contributions throughout the year and many wait until the deadline to sock money into their IRAs, there can be significant benefits to front-loading your investments after a big market drop. The S&P 500 is down 6.5% for the year. “A market downturn is your best friend.

2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Karen Hube

You still have oodles of time to max out your 2025 retirement plan contributions. But procrastinating can cost you—a lot. While investors typically spread 401(k) pretax contributions throughout the year and many wait until the deadline to sock money into their IRAs, there can be significant benefits to front-loading your investments after a big market drop. The S&P 500 is down 6.5% for the year. “A market downturn is your best friend.

4 weeks ago | barrons.com | Karen Hube

Skip to Main ContentSkip to SearchCan’t File Your Taxes Today? How to Get an Extension—and Avoid IRS Fines. Updated April 15, 2025, 8:37 am EDT / Original April 12, 2025, 4:00 am EDTStill haven’t filed your tax return?