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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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Avoid dipping into your retirement to pay your mortgage, Carmen says, no matter how desperate things seem.
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Sure times are tough, but there's no reason money has to divide you and your spouse. Talk it out, compromise and improvise and you'll probably find ways to save money, from your home to your IRA.
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Sure times are tough, but don't let potential money problems divide you. Talk it out and consider these ways to lower your costs and pump up your savings, from mortgages to IRAs.
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Whether it's marriage, parenthood or retirement, they'll always be pitfalls to avoid. Start by being open and honest and you're half way there.
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The number of Americans trading in marriage for cohabitation continues to rise. So, assuming that arrangement means commitment and longevity, couples need to make sure you have an estate plan in place to avoid some very unwelcome surprises down the road.
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If you're this young, you can afford to be aggressive with your 401(k), says Bill Losey.
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It depends, says Bill Losey. But most people severely underestimate their retirement income needs.
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In just a couple of hours on Tuesday, two high-level nominees for jobs in the Obama administration took themselves out of the running because of tax problems that they could have avoided. So what sort of mess is lurking in your return?
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General Motors and Chrysler are offering blue-collar employees another round of buyout and early retirement offers as the automakers try to cut their work forces and reduce expenses, union officials said.
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Bill Losey responds to a viewer worried about her nest egg.
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Bill Losey explains how much you can withdraw annually from your portfolio so that its value never decreases.
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Certified financial planner Bill Losey says they make for a low-risk addition to your portfolio.
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There are a number of reasons why it would be a bad idea to plan on getting any inheritance from your older relatives, the New York Times reports.
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When your portfolio comes back, don't sell it all to cash. Here's Bill Losey's suggestion for pre-retirees.
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NOT SEEN ON T.V.: With over $1 trillion in 401(k) wealth lost, now may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be adding to your savings.
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Flexibility and low fees – just to name a couple of reasons.
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Don’t be a passive investor. Use market downturns to boost your retirement funds.
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There is such a thing as being too cautious when it comes to financial planning.
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Every financial planner tells you to have one. But they never tell you what to do with it.
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Cramer explains a few moral imperatives every potential investor needs to know.
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