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You probably already knew that you can track the detailed balances and holdings in all of your accounts, including investment, checking, savings, and credit cards with one login.
Tracking spending is vitally important to any plan to pursue financial independence or simply to get a handle on your own finances.
If you’re stuck with high-fee funds in an old 401(k), rolling those dollars over to a current 401(k) or into a rollover IRA might save you some serious money, although doing the latter could preclude you from doing the backdoor Roth. The solution may be as simple as selling those funds in exchange for lower-fee index funds you didn’t know were available or have become newly available) within the account.
I use a spreadsheet to track my asset allocation into broad categories: US stocks, international stocks, bonds, and alternatives. While that’s helpful, Personal Capital’s breakdown is far more detailed and more accurate.
Personal Capital’s Retirement Planner combines your current assets with several inputs that you can alter and displays your present status along with a projection of future assets.
If you like a more automated solution that requires less work on your part, Personal Capital has an impressive suite of continually updated tools that can all be used at no cost.