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CNBC's Money Editor, overseeing the Financial Advisor Hub and personal finance. Follow him on Twitter @jimpavia.
The Wall Street firm is arming its financial advisor force with a platform through which they can manage all of their technology tools.
Everyone wants to succeed and save for a secure retirement, but many of us keep — and even cultivate — bad money habits that will derail our financial future. Here are 9 bad habits to kick now.
Avoid buying investments that have risen too much, and when markets go down, don't sell investments that are not doing well. Why? Because we tend to overreact. Here's how to conduct yourself during anxiety-inducing market gyrations.
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