Contributed by anonymous:
If our 401K money would be posted on time, when the market was down, we might have made 2% today, but oh no they are going to again blame it on a computer qlitch that i was told was fixed last time? I talked to a Fidelity Rep a couple of weeks ago and she indicated that by law LLNS actually has 45 days to post our money. I don't know if thats true but something needs to be done!
If our 401K money would be posted on time, when the market was down, we might have made 2% today, but oh no they are going to again blame it on a computer qlitch that i was told was fixed last time? I talked to a Fidelity Rep a couple of weeks ago and she indicated that by law LLNS actually has 45 days to post our money. I don't know if thats true but something needs to be done!
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saw that the funds were posted\ on Monday, March 24. The reason there were not posted on Friday
March 21 was that it was a market holiday
such as to your bank, Uncle credit union etc. I called Fidelity and their systems are ready 24/7 to accept transactions. We had the holiday on monday not anyone else. Get your heads out of sand, LLNS is keeping YOUR money 2 extra days and getting interset off it to boot. As far keeping the interest, I'm sure as long as it's in their hands , THEY don't own you a dime. A nice way to hack away at that match money they agreed on isnt it!! Paranoid?? being posted on Monday after 9:00 Pm is just plain ripping you off!!! Too us little guys it's really just pennies, but could you imagine gaining 24 hrs interest on say $500,000 worth of payroll???