Bogleheads makes a distinction that DCA applies when you have funds you could invest one one shot, whereas period investment should be used for the 401 (k) example - you invest as you have the money.
The bogleheads make a case for the fact that with high cost, surrender fees, and decreased tax benefits, annuities are not a good option for investors.
Not exact matches
Whether you're a dividend growth investor or a good old fashion
Boglehead, the point is your passive income is
made perfectly, without another real ounce of effort on your part.
While I am not sure if it was created by Taylor Larimore, it was
made popular by him and the other
Bogleheads in their book The
Bogleheads» Guide to Investing.
This
Bogleheads article
make a distinction between dollar cost averaging and periodic investing:
Whether you're a dividend growth investor or a good old fashion
Boglehead, the point is your passive income is
made perfectly, without another real ounce of effort on your part.