Should I Stop Contributing To My 401k?

Edward is 48-years-old and already has $1.3 million invested in a 401k thanks to a good run with company stock. He wants to know if he should keep contributing to his 401k or invest in something else.

Original airdate: May 6, 2018 - Hour 2, Call 1.

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