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Shelly Schwartz
Shelly Schwartz is a CNBC contributor who specializes in personal finance and retirement coverage.
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Niche funds, riskier but potentially outperforming traditional ETFs, let investors tilt for more income, tax efficiency or rate protection.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
A new survey shows the number of states requiring high school students to take a course in economics has dropped over the last two years.
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For those willing to pay a premium, SMAs can deliver the kind of personalized money management once reserved for institutional investors.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
The on-demand consumer is now empowered with price-comparison apps that offer everything—from price drops alerts to retail trends.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
As college costs soar, it's important for students to file FAFSA forms quickly and correctly to maximize public and private tuition aid.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
Many workers use annual open enrollment to tweak employee benefit options, but others let old selections ride - a big mistake, say advisors.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
Before serving as executor of an estate, educate yourself on how much work is involved and assess whether you're able to handle the job.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
A study by AARP and the FPA found a wide gap between consumer perceptions of Social Security and the reality that advisors preach.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
Moving in retirement can have a major impact on living standards, target retirement dates and even the health of a marriage, say advisors.
- By: Shelly Schwartz
Despite massive inflows into passive investments, managed mutual funds may have a place in the average investor's portfolio.
