36 days ago by cnnmoney

A market dip in the years before retirement can be scary, but bailing out of stocks isn't the answer. Here's how to make sure you're still on track. Question: I am 61 and plan to retire in about eight months.

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36 days ago by cnnmoney

By the Mole , Money Magazine's undercover financial planner NEW YORK (Money) -- Question: I'm a 57-year-old dummy that had a nice nest egg of $805,000. My brokerage firm assigned a certified financial planner (CFP) to me, who made some costly mistakes, but I stayed with him

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37 days ago by Financial Finesse: Erik Carter

[1]Image via Wikipedia Are you wondering how your investment portfolio can start 2012 off on the right foot? We recently got a couple of questions on our Financial Helpline about how to pick mutual funds to invest in. Here are 5 common investing mistakes to avoid this year: Relying on past performan ...

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39 days ago by subra

There are some basic rules for investors and more importantly for Retirees: 1. What you do not understand, is not worth knowing: If a financial planner tells you ‘Sir, you do not understand this, I will explain it to you’ – please be IMPOLITE and ask him to …….. (unprintable!). NOBODY (repeat NOBODY ...

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41 days ago by Guest

It is true that the government has and will continue to look after people. After all, you pay your taxes and make your social security contributions, right? That being the case, then, there is very little point in putting away for retirement savings and you may as well spend up big. After all, you w ...

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41 days ago by http://www.twintierfinancial.com

If you listen long enough to so-called experts like, Dave Ramsey or Suze Orman, and the legion of followers at Primerica, you will walk away with the feeling that they just don’t want you to buy cash value life insurance. During the... Does saving money require making sacrifices? Must you blindly in ...

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41 days ago by http://www.twintierfinancial.com

If you listen long enough to so-called experts like, Dave Ramsey or Suze Orman, and the legion of followers at Primerica, you will walk away with the feeling that they just don’t want you to buy cash value life insurance. During the... Does saving money require making sacrifices? Must you blindly in ...

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41 days ago by Guy Hatcher

Guy Hatcher has a new approach to financial planning. Imagine having an experienced, successful financial planner tell you that money isn't everything. This is the [...]

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41 days ago by lizweston

Dear Liz: I’m 56 and have never had a clue about money matters although I have money. Over time, from your column, I have gleaned that one should go to a fee-based financial planner, but I have a hard time trusting people. I’ve had more of these professionals contact me than there are stars in the s ...

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42 days ago by Rick Kahler

A recent article on MSN Money reports there are nearly 176,000 people who call themselves financial advisers. As with any profession, there are plenty of bad apples and weeding through them isn’t easy. After the Bernie Madoff Ponzi-scheme scandal and the latest complaints about Ameriprise Financial ...

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