If a financial advisor breached their fiduciary duty, you can sue them for your losses. You have to actually be hurt by it and there has to be causation. Just like doctors carry malpractice insurance, real financial advisors carry insurance against claims such as this. A question about the Army's 401k: Can I contribute more than the annual effective deferral limit of $20,500 to 2022 or $21,500 to 2023 for the entirety of each year? And how do I convert my TSP C funds into W2s that are protected from tax while deployed?

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