Monitoring & Maintaining
Your Portfolio
You’ll want to review your portfolio at least once a year to make
sure that your investment mix is still aligned with your financial
objectives.
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Retiring: Plan Well
to Live Well
Whether you will spend time at home or travel around the world, it’s
important to plan carefully for the retirement lifestyle you want in the
years to come.
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Four Savings Tips for
One-Income Families
If you and your spouse rely on a single
salary, it may seem that contributing to an IRA could require financial
sacrifices that you're not eager to make. But committing to a retirement
plan is one of the most important things you can do to protect your
financial future
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Set Specific Goals
in Six Easy Steps
Whether your dream is to retire in Florida or put your child through
college, it helps to have a plan. Answering these six
questions will help you make decisions about your investments.
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Getting the Most from a
Dollar
Because inflation forces you to pay more for what you need or give
up some items in order to buy others, it can undermine your standard
of living. Not surprisingly, it can exact a heavy price on retirees,
many of whom live on fixed incomes.
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Financial
Planning for Singles
While being single may offer flexibility and
autonomy in making financial decisions, it often
signifies just one source of income and the need to manage finances more
carefully.
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Are You Saving Enough?
Whether
you've been saving for years or are just getting started, one
fact is undeniable: to help make sure you're able to enjoy the
retirement you envision, you have to not only save, but also have a
plan.
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The Benefits of Mutual
Funds
For
people who don’t have the knowledge, time or money to create a portfolio of
individual securities, mutual funds offer important benefits.
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10 New
Year's Resolutions to Get Your Finances in Shape
Each year represents a new beginning, but sound advice is timeless.
Here are 10 ways to get your personal finances off to a
great start in 2006.
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