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Grant Forster, CEO of Principal Global Investors, Australia talks about the increasing 'personalization' of investment risks. He speaks about the rise of baby boomers and how they will reshape the investment landscape.
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What is a regular investor to make of it all? What about people who have money in bank accounts? The New York Times provides some answers to questions that are probably on your mind.
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Just when it looked like the baby boomers would be riding off into the sunset, 401k's and other investments tucked securely in pockets to sustain them through retirement, along comes a "once in a century" financial meltdown and jeopardizes an entire generation's post-working life prosperity.
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What would you say if I told you that the return you earn on your money has little to do with your ability to pick good investments?
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Don't do it, Carmen says. Here's why.
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How to get in touch directly with a deadbeat lender and much more from Tuesday's show.
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Carmen separates the facts from the fear to help you navigate this new economic reality.
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Answering your questions about the bailout, the safety of your money and more.
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A common pitfall of a 401(k) plan is setting it up, blindly plunking money into it over the years, and then suddenly remembering it exists when you're in your 50s. Here’s some advice to help you along the way to make sure your money lasts longer than you do.
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What’s risky? What’s not? Carmen clears up the confusion so you can make the right decisions.
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Need clarification on a term we used on the show? Check here first.
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If retirement is approaching, here's how you can make sure your IRA is safeguarded against this terrible stock market.
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Just as the slowing economy has made access to cash a higher priority for a lot of small businesses, banks have been offering “small business” credit cards, the New York Times reports.
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Cash is an increasingly attractive asset, says the New York Times. How much money should you pull out of the market? Once you have decided, here are some means of reaching your cash management goals.
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The takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac sparked market rallies but brought doubts the move would ease the housing and credit crises: Take our Poll
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The government seized control of the mortgage finance companies in an aggressive move to help the distressed U.S. housing market and economy.
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Joe in Arizona is just one example of someone who beat the odds in this tough economy.
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The Treasury is finalizing plans to backstop Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage financing giants that have been struggling with billions of dollars of losses from soured loans, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Also, the answer to the perennial question: Should I use my savings to pay off credit card debt?
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Also, advice for rolling your old 401(k) into an IRA.
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Check your portfolio: You may be invested in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and not even know it. Why? Many mutual funds own the stocks, which have lost roughly 90% of their value this year.
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