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Jewish World Review Bookmark These: Get informed on 401(k) rules By Reid Kanaley http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | (MCT) Named for section 401, subsection k, of the Internal Revenue Code, a 401(k) is an account where millions of people now squirrel away their retirement savings by having money deducted from their pay. Some employers add to the account with a "match." Avoid the pitfalls of a 401(k) — such as the temptation to spend it too soon — by reviewing these sites. IT'S COMPLICATED. Managing a 401(k) can be complex. But this item breaks it down for us. Bankrate.com's article called "3 ways to build a secure retirement plan" is about the three basic things you need to do to make the most of your account. You must find out, first, how much you should be stashing away from each paycheck — and that depends primarily on your age bracket. Then you have to sift through all the available funds to decide which ones you'll be comfortable keeping your money in. And, last, you have to rebalance the fund allocations every year or so to stay on track. http://go.philly.com/401k-a HANDS OFF. Many people give in to the temptation to tap their 401(k) funds before retirement to pay off debts or for other expenses. Advice on this move, in general, is to never do it. Women's Finance explains the abundant reasons not to cash out early — including a description of the growth potential that you'll never earn on that money, the income tax you'll likely pay on the cash, and the additional 10 percent penalty for an early withdrawal. http://go.philly.com/401k-b BE YOUR OWN BANKER. A less costly alternative is to borrow from your own 401(k). But MSN's MoneyCentral warns that that is not a great idea, either. You'll lose interest on the borrowed funds, and you'll have to pay it back with non-tax-sheltered money. http://go.philly.com/401k-c IRS DETAILS. The Internal Revenue Service, whose bureaucratic code lends the 401(k) its weird name, has articles explaining, for employers and workers, how to handle contributions on tax forms and how to set up and terminate an account, and listing the rules for withdrawals. http://go.philly.com/401k-d Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment by clicking here. Previously: Buy or rent? Web resources for managing credit Sites to guide you through headhunting process Social insecurity Better work habits Seek aid online when filing taxes at the last minute How to save money, or waste it, with a home garden Web sites to explain the mysteries of inflation Part-time problems Tax help Raise, promotion or new job strategies Early retirement info on the Web Self-promotion may be the key to landing that job Helpful college financial aid sites Money minders In a dispute with the IRS? Tips on how to sell stuff online W-shaped recovery Get control of your credit history Teaching children about the value of money Facing foreclosure Just DIY Starting your own business Some help for the sandwich generation Trying not to ‘overqualify’ The art of the deal How to save money Paying for college Hanging onto your job Got game? These sites got cheats Who are you? Online power tools Here's how Crazy contraptions Turtles away! Poetry in action In the news That's life Download this Nature blogs spring to life That was then; this is now Is your number up? Listen up “300” more than Ancient history Looking for E.T. Put on a smiley face :-) Speaking of accents In the news AnsaThat finds its answer On top of the world Another day, another dollar Prank you very much How much is enough? Sound off Readers have questions, concerns Quick, give me a word Driving you crazy The joy of Bob Ross Online goes prime time You don't need to know this Remembering the creator of Scooby-Doo Do-it-yourself art ‘Leave me alone!’ Special deliveries Weight-loss journeys Daily routines Working without a map Just you watch! New year, new diet Your mail answered Chatting: Central characters Wonders never cease Secret messages For your consideration Freaky food forays Best of 2006 online Missed marketing H.G. Wells’ legacy endures A quest for dragons E-mails you've sent In the news It's free! Websites that help you find books that are right for you Coping with illness Some serious face time Some serious face time In reply to your e-mail ... Turn your handwriting into a computer-based font that will allow you to churn out homespun greetings Music for everyone 'Elusive planet' can be viewed clearly from Earth with the naked eye Central characters E-mail @ 35 Idle chatter Funny money Classic artwork in motion For an unusual Thanksgiving Your slip is showing Best of the worst Test your mind power Remain anonymous © The Philadelphia Inquirer. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.