- Tuesday, 25 Aug 2009 1:34 PM ETBy: Bill Losey
I plan on retiring in 15 years (at age 60) and currently have 85% of my money in stocks. I’ve been maxing out my 401(K) since I was 21, and in the last year, I have seen some frightening drops in my funds. Should I be making any kind of changes to prevent more losses? » Read more - Wednesday, 29 Jul 2009 4:19 PM ETBy: Bill Losey
I’m turning 60 next year. While I don’t want to continue working full-time anymore, I don’t have the desire (or nest egg) to retire completely. What do you suggest? » Read more - Thursday, 23 Jul 2009 11:18 AM ETBy: Tony Crescenzi
Through the noise, jobless claims have been falling slowly ever since the 4-week moving average peaked at 659k in early April...Nevertheless, one can derive a reasonable approximation.... a peak in jobless claims is apparent—a classic sign of a recession’s end, says bond expert Tony Crescenzi. » Read more - Friday, 17 Jul 2009 10:46 AM ETBy: Phil Stott
Of all the problems thrown up by the ailing economy, an aging workforce is certainly one of the smaller ones, but for those in leadership positions, recognizing its effect on the next generation of talent is likely to be key in retaining that talent beyond the new retirement dates of their more experienced employees. » Read more - Thursday, 28 May 2009 3:35 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyBill Losey says it starts with retiring when all you really need is a break. » Read more
- Friday, 22 May 2009 11:08 AM ETBy: Bill LoseyThe following is an excerpt from Retire in a Weekend! The Baby Boomers’ Guide to Making Work Optional » Read more
- Wednesday, 20 May 2009 1:13 PM ET
Carmen answers the call from one confused couple. » Read more - Friday, 15 May 2009 12:08 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyHere are the top three reasons why some, not all, of my private clients purchase long-term care insurance. » Read more
- Tuesday, 12 May 2009 10:44 AM ETCFP Julie Casserly reveals the three things you should never do in retirement. » Read more
- Friday, 8 May 2009 11:38 AM ETBy: Bill LoseyYou can't predict the future, but you can plan to live comfortably in retirement if you start now. » Read more
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