As a novice investor in 2007, one of the most often touted pieces of investing advice I heard was to “take some of your winnings off the table.” ...
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Help plan participants with retirement readiness, turning income on in retirement and the options for pension assets and Social Security planning. The dizzying array of investing options and ...
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When it comes to retirement savings, a cool $1 million is the gold standard. However, these days, that may not be enough. Depending on where you live, a ...
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For retirement savers, risk is about more than seeing your investments fall short of a benchmark. Risk manifests differently at various stages in the investment process: Volatility becomes risk when it drives self-defeating ...
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If it’s any consolation, you’re not alone. When the Employee Benefit Research Institute asked workers as part of its latest Retirement Confidence Survey how much they had set aside for ...
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A Shurwest Advisor Spotlight interview with Brandon B. in Des Moines, Iowa. Brandon uses his Medicare expertise to meet new clients. ...
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If you’ve been racking your brain about where to retire on a budget, it might be time to think outside the U.S. A new report by International Living, ...
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Ten years after the start of the 2008 financial crisis, the retirement income conversation is starkly different than it once was. In fact, everything has changed, from the ...
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Many seniors are carrying a bigger debt burden into retirement, according to this article on Nasdaq. The article cited stats from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York ...
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Pamela Yellen GUEST WRITER Financial security expert Retirement plan fees, taxes and healthcare costs are among the biggest threats to Americans’ financial security. Many workers aren’t ...
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