Tony Robbins on building personal finance and 401(k) fees

For more than three decades, some of the world's most successful people have turned to life and business strategist Tony Robbins for advice including President Bill Clinton, Donna Karan and Serena Williams. Robbins' 2006 "TED Talk" racked up 15 million views online. The New York Times best-selling author joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how to save and why 401(k) fees matter.

[@KewhoMin]

Seems like a very generous and caring man. Great advice and great video!

[@bluegillmich]

America's best 401k..Awesome..Sadly, i have USW 401k and its middle of the road( although it has gotten better recently)

[@KS-hi8vi]

So what’s the solution???

[@aracelyvasquez1786]

Depends your age maybe a EIA or an IUl

[@lasereyes555]

Solutions: #1 get an IUL. #2 get a Fixed Index Annuity. Or #3 do what Tony said and invest in an index fund.

[@hankterreros223]

"Banana Hands"!

[@geoffdearth8575]

Isn't he afflicted by some form of giantism?

[@bluegillmich]

It's in his books

[@kimteangchou87]

I bought alots investment, how they can show to understand all my invests .

[@BandiGetOffTheRoof]

Why does my gut feeling tell me this guy is a con artist?

[@MAG-hv9qj]

BandB1111111 Because helping people to live better lives and sacrificing their finite time to help improve your pathetic existence is the exact defenition of a con artist.

[@nojunkdrawers1239]

Because, in the strictest sense, he *is* a con artist. Con is short for confidence. But in a the common sense of the term, I wouldn't call him a con artist, but a sales person. Great lessons can be learned even from sales people, just as there is sound advice in Robert Kiyosaki's books, but that doesn't change the fact that his #1 goal is to sell you his brand and his products, which may be excessive and not in your best interest. It's always something to be aware of, and your gut is warning you of this. Good on you for acknowledging your instincts!