401k issue

[nystripe96]

Just wondering on the prudential site if there is a way to check the daily/weekly dollar amount in my 401k. Im able to see performance in % but don't know how to see how much I've gained or lost dollar wise. Just the other day it seemed like I was up quite a bit, but now it seems lower but can't access my previous account values. I'm invested mainly in the S&P mid cap blend

 

[Indecisi0n]

I'm up this morning.

 

[Big Arrow Down...D]

I'm up this morning.

S&M mid cap bend?

 

[nystripe96]

Guessing the answer is no

 

[oldngray]

Why would you feel it urgent to check on it every week? It is a very long term investment and weekly fluctuations are not very important.

 

[badpal]

And like your pension, its prolly best not to know

 

[Wally]

Dump the moola in and check it in 30 years. "Holy S, that's a lot of money"!

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You can access statements from prior quarters by clicking on the E-Documents link.

 

[nystripe96]

Well it just seems that in the past 6 months or so my current account value hasn't really moved much in any particular direction

 

[3838373]

Just raised to 35% for peak

 

[brett636]

The market hasn't done much in the last 6 months either so that would explain the lack of movement. My account is pretty much doing the same with minimal gains this year. You can access your e-documents through the website and check your quarter to quarter numbers or even year to year. Checking it daily is a waste because this money is there for the long term so daily fluctuations aren't that important.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

The market hasn't done much in the last 6 months either so that would explain the lack of movement. My account is pretty much doing the same with minimal gains this year. You can access your e-documents through the website and check your quarter to quarter numbers or even year to year. Checking it daily is a waste because this money is there for the long term so daily fluctuations aren't that important.

You can access statements from prior quarters by clicking on the E-Documents link.

TTKU

 

[realbrown1]

Just wondering on the prudential site if there is a way to check the daily/weekly dollar amount in my 401k. Im able to see performance in % but don't know how to see how much I've gained or lost dollar wise. Just the other day it seemed like I was up quite a bit, but now it seems lower but can't access my previous account values. I'm invested mainly in the S&P mid cap blend

I am in the teamster/ups 401k with prudential and self-managed part by dryfus, and there is a website to view balances in both and make any and all changes to the 401k plan.

If this is the 401k plan you are in, the website is teamsterups401kplan.com.

 

[3838373]

Checking it daily is a waste because this money is there for the long term so daily fluctuations aren't that important.

Read more: http://www.browncafe.com/community/threads/401k-issue.367394/#ixzz3snZGihjy

I check mine weekly because I like to view it, its more of a hobby and a high point of interest.

 

[ChicagosPrimeMinister]

Still got a long way to go til you can use it buddy

 

[MendozaJ]

Log in. Click on link that says:
TEAMSTER-UPS NATIONAL 401K TAX DEFERRED SAVINGS PLAN

Then click Personal Performance to choose dates.

And you definitely need to diversify.

 

[Brown_Star]

Just wondering on the prudential site if there is a way to check the daily/weekly dollar amount in my 401k. Im able to see performance in % but don't know how to see how much I've gained or lost dollar wise. Just the other day it seemed like I was up quite a bit, but now it seems lower but can't access my previous account values. I'm invested mainly in the S&P mid cap blend

I'm guessing you don't have a financial advisor / guidance overlooking your 401k investments?

They work wonders!

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

I am in the teamster/ups 401k with prudential and self-managed part by dryfus, and there is a website to view balances in both and make any and all changes to the 401k plan.

If this is the 401k plan you are in, the website is teamsterups401kplan.com.

That is the old link. The new one is:

www.retirement.prudential.com

 

[Cementups]

I'm up this morning.

Then why is your wife calling me?

 

[Cementups]

Dump the moola in and check it in 30 years. "Holy S, that's a lot of money"!

That's kind of what I do. 10% taken out of my check every week. I don't notice it missing. I know where it's at and I know it's getting bigger. I'll check it once a year max.