- Friday, 17 Jul 2009 2:24 PM ETBy: Bill Losey
Dear Bill: This stock market is nuts! How am I supposed to protect my IRA from losing money when I’ve only got three years until I retire? -Joan, NY » Read more - Friday, 10 Jul 2009 12:43 PM ETBy: Bill Losey
60 years old, divorced, and forced into early retirement... One viewer's 401(k) is down 25% from its all-time high. How should a 401K account be allocated? What’s an appropriate allocation for someone in this situation? What's the possibility of another market freefall? » Read more - Tuesday, 30 Jun 2009 4:10 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyQuestion: I’ve been thinking about retiring for a few years now but I’m really concerned about how expensive everything is. I’m still working and wondering if I’ll ever have enough to retire. How do you help people cope with high inflation? Phillip, CT » Read more
- Thursday, 25 Jun 2009 4:48 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyQuestion: As a self-employed empty nester, what advice can you give to starting our retirement nest egg at this late date? My husband and I are both in our early 50’s. We would like something simple that we can contribute small ($50) amounts to at a time. » Read more
- Wednesday, 17 Jun 2009 2:19 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyQuestion: I’m a 57 year old clinical physician thinking about slowing down in the next few years. I don’t feel I have enough money to retire but maybe I do? How do you analyze a client’s finances to make this determination? Any thoughts you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Lia, MA » Read more
- Friday, 12 Jun 2009 3:34 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyIf you talk with 10 different advisors, they’ll all have their own opinion as to what the best way to invest for retirement is. Some prefer actively managed investments. Some prefer passively managed investments. Some like to trade daily while other advisors like me prefer a combination of actively and passively managed investments. The point is, you need to do some homework and figure out what strategy resonates with you. » Read more
- Thursday, 4 Jun 2009 10:58 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyQuestion: I'm looking for more details about annuities. Do they all have fees? My sister says that hers cost her nothing and they "gave" her $5,000 for putting in about $50,000. Do they do that? I keep hearing about large fees and hidden costs, but she said that she started with $110,000 and they haven't taken anything so far in the past 18 months. Has she been taken? » Read more
- Tuesday, 2 Jun 2009 2:23 PM ETBy: Bill LoseyAnnuities are the only investment that can guarantee you an income for life, Bill Losey explains. » Read more
- Thursday, 28 May 2009 11:14 AM ETTwo of our certified financial planners offer ideas and strategies for the average investor. » Read more
- Wednesday, 27 May 2009 11:39 AM ETOur money advisors offer tips for hedging risk in a rough market. » Read more
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