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Volatility has spiked 35 percent over the past month. CNBC's Bob Pisani has advice for your retirement portfolio.
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Why the focus has been on Mad Money and not the possibility for another Great Depression is beyond us.
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Bill Losey would rather you just rent right now, instead of buying.
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Don't be in a hurry to get rid of your mortgage, Carmen says. Here's why.
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Bill Losey helps you decide which strategy is right for you.
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After losing his job as the security manager for a Fortune 500 company, Mark Cooper is grateful for a $12-an-hour “survival job.”
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The wealthiest stand to lose the most under President Obama’s proposed budget, while individuals with lower incomes could gain in many different ways. But many of those in between — those with household incomes of $200,000 to $400,000 or so — may not see as much of a difference in their tax bills as they may have feared.
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Read this excerpt from Bill Losey's book, Retire In a Weekend! and find out how you can make it work for you.
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Bill Losey lives by a mantra: "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
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In the economic downturn, financial advisers have been taken to task. But what, exactly, does your wealth manager owe you? And what can you never reasonably expect? The New York Times has answers.
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Plus, Cramer explains Enterprise Products Partners' latest dividend dispersement.
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A recently unemployed viewer is wondering where to stash his 401(k) savings to keep from losing money.
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Bill Losey reveals the better ways to pay down debt.
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With certificates of deposit, the low risk means low reward. So what happens when your returns start doubling?
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Bill Losey arms you with the information you need to make the most out of your retirement planning.
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Credit checks of job applicants, bonus formulas and retirement -- all antiquated ideas in this brave new world.
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This viewer bought a home to fix up and sell but can no longer afford the payments. What happens to their HELOC if they give it back to the mortgage company?
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Bill Losey on how to protect your 401(k) if your money manager is in financial trouble.
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If you have to choose between saving for your retirement or a child’s education, here's why you should always go with retirement first.
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The New York Times reports on some of the biggest provisions in the stimulus bill - the ones that will hit you directly in the wallet.
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No doubt this market’s bad. But cashing out is not the answer.
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