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CNBC'S Bob Pisani shows investors how to find returns on their retirement investments with exchanged-traded fund DBC.
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CNBC'S Bob Pisani shows investors how to find returns on their retirement investments with exchanged-traded fund DBC.
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David Walker, founder and CEO of Comeback America Initiative, discusses the U.S. debt situation, and how to help cities and states by moving retirees to government exchanges.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani looks at the recent travails of bond funds, and suggests some strategies to help investors recover.
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This model ETF portfolio targets an individual who is 70 years old and most likely already in retirement.
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This model ETF portfolio targets an individual who is 50 years old, with less than 20 years to retirement.
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This model ETF portfolio targets an individual who is 30 years old, with more than 30 years to retirement.
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It's never too late or too early to think about diversifying. Introducing CNBC's Model ETF Retirement Portfolios: one for a 70-year-old, one for a 50-year-old and one for a 30-year-old.
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Retirement fears may loom large when your income is small. Today, 38 percent of households say they live paycheck to paycheck, according to a study by the Consumer Federation of America and the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. But it doesn't have to be that way.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani and Kim Arthur, Main Management CEO discuss some "new-age" based portfolio ideas to help you prepare for retirement.
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CNBC's Bob Pisani explains how ETF's are gaining ground for many people planning their retirement portfolios.
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Track CNBC's Model ETF Retirement portfolios for 30-years, 50-year-old, and 70-year-olds.
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Thirty-year-old Jason Fieber says he has saved $100,000 in three years even though his annual net income is $50,000. His goal: retire by age 40. USA Today reports.
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Housing bargain hunters are buying in unfamiliar and unlikely places, like retirement communities, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.
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Retirees are ditching government bonds and demanding riskier assets.
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Eschewing the Sun Belt, retirees are finding ways to cope with the high prices and high taxes that come with enjoying a big-city lifestyle.
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What areas have residents who are the best prepared for retirement? The Ameriprise Financial planning company put together the New Retirement Mindscape City Pulse index. Here they are, ranked by the confidence level of residents.
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A new survey finds Boomers' fears about finances have abated, with nearly a quarter of them feeling more secure than they did 12 months ago.
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How to save for retirement, and play the cyclical rally using ETFs, with CNBC's Bob Pisani.
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Financial reform proposals for Social Security are in two major deficit reduction packages, as well as on a number of mental lists of major players.
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CNBC and Institutional Investor host the 3rd Annual Delivering Alpha Conference.
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A how-to guide for financial advice for consumers and professionals, alike.
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