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Advisor Manisha Thakor explains required minimum distributions—the amount the IRS makes retirees withdraw from tax-free savings each year.
Advisor Stacy Francis of Francis Financial details the pros and cons of target-date funds, popular with investors planning for retirement.
Personal Capital's Bill Harris explains how Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities can help investors manage inflation risk.
Bottom-up investing, which banks on individual securities bucking market trends, demands that investors do their homework.
HighTower's Elliot Weissbluth believes financial services will wed robo-advisor technology to the holistic approach of human advisors.
Ivory Johnson, founder of Delancey Wealth Management, explains the differences between revocable and irrevocable living trusts.
Geri Pell, CEO of Pell Wealth Partners, explains how social impact investing integrates environmental, social and governance factors.
Brian Hamburger of MarketCounsel points to the parts of the SEC's Form ADV that can help consumers choose the right financial advisor.
Financial advisor Stacy Francis advocates a "triple defense" against taxes: deferring income and upping both deductions and investments.
The 4% investment withdrawal rate in favor since the early 1990s no longer guarantees retirement income, says Betterment CEO Jon Stein.
Workers don't take full advantage of employers' 401(k) plans, which means leaving money on the table, says Rich Coppa of Wealth Health.
Taking the time to rebalance your portfolio will ensure that your investment goals are still on track as life events occur.
Thanks to rising home prices, a better credit environment and low interest-rate yields, now is a great time to refinance a home mortgage.
Years of record-breaking market highs have led investors to forget that accepting risk is inherent in any long-term investment strategy.
It’s never too early to involve your children in money matters.
There are fewer tax-code changes for 2014, but the expiration of 48-plus tax breaks might leave students, retirees and homeowners cold.
Target-date funds are considered a simple solution for retirement savers to invest with a hands-off approach.
What if you are strapped for cash? Geri Pell explains why it may be a smart (sometimes) financial move to borrow from yourself.
In an era of rapid technological advances and demographic change, how do legacy companies adapt, innovate and evolve? CNBC Evolve features iconic global companies and executives who are embracing change and transforming for the future.
Financial advisors stress that now is the time for investors to get serious about year-end financial planning checkup.
