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This Wildly Popular Investment Has Two Costly Flaws

July 30, 2018

More popular than ever, target-date fund assets surpassed the $1 trillion mark last year. You could, however, jeopardize your retirement savings if you invest in them blindly. FOR WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

How To Know If You Need A Financial Advisor

July 23, 2018

With robo-advisers and financial blogs, is there a need to hire a human for help with your money? Most experts agree, yes. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO LEARN WHEN

3 Reasons IRAs Have Edge Over 401(k)s When It’s Time To Tap Your Nest Egg

July 16, 2018

A flood of retirement savings dollars moving from employer-sponsored plans suggests that retirees or workers nearing the end of their careers favor IRAs when it's time to tap the cash they've amassed. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Six Money Steps All New Grads Should Check Off Their List

May 27, 2018

What should a graduate's financial goals be and how can they be achieved? Financial experts recommend doing six key things for a new grad to build a foundation for financial success. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

This Strategy Makes Financial Decisions Less Painful

May 21, 2018

We make tough decisions all the time, but choices relating to money send many of us running in the other direction. The science of decision-making offers some explanations why we do this. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Retirees Often Make This Major Social Security Mistake

April 23, 2018

The value of delaying Social Security until age 70 is far more than just getting "more money per month." There are other advantages. However, there are also times and circumstances when this advice is not suitable. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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