Retirement
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Fill Your IRA With Low-Cost Index Funds
Does your IRA or 401(k) contain mostly actively managed funds or index funds? Do you know the difference between those two funds? Do you eve...
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More Than Half Of Retirees Would Return To Work Under The Right Conditions
Are you planning to work in retirement? If so, is it because you need money? The recent American Working Conditions Survey (AWCS) from the R...
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Answered by Tony Villa
Financial Adviser in Livingston, NJ
Financial Adviser in Livingston, NJ
Why would you do that? Your current allocation
is quite conservative & you can't predict when
the markets may improve (gain in value) again.
How long are you hoping th...
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Asked by an anonymous user
Paying back your 403b loan = paying back your
retirement plan. In every respect, it's a good
idea. However, if for financial reasons you
aren't able to pay this back, ...
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Video: Considering Borrowing From Your Retirement To Pay Off Debt? Don't!
Let's say you're tempted to make a withdrawal from your 401(k) plan to pay off some debts. You can always catch up by paying that money back...
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Nine Steps For Women To Improve Their Retirement Outlook
Women often face greater financial challenges than men in retirement. Lower average salaries and fewer working years make it difficult for w...
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Asked by an anonymous user
This is an excellent question, but one that
isn't that easy to answer. Annuities are a lot
like laptop computers, they call with all
sorts of features, benefits, and p...
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Asked by jermaine
A good investment depends on when you will
need your money and how much risk you are
willing to take. For most people, investing
means saving for retirement. So that...
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18 Findings On Women And Retirement
How's your retirement plan holding up? If you are a woman, you're probably having more difficulty with retirement plans than your male count...
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3 Of 4 Workers Concerned About Social Security
Are you counting on Social Security for most of your retirement funds – and if so, how comfortable are you that the funds will be there at r...
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