By now, most of my regular readers know what I do not like in the world of financial products. The annuity galls me (a mix of insurance and mutual funds that doesn’t do either well), the ETF (which mimics the…
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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Making the Financially Clueless More So
Tagged with: 401(k) plans, annuities, defined contribution plans, ETFs, fees, fiduciary responsibility, index funds, investments, mutual fund managers, mutual funds, portfolios, retire plan, target date funds, wealth
Posted in 401k, financial planning, Mutual Fund Investing, Repercussions: A Retirement Review, Retirement Planning Target 2025
Posted in 401k, financial planning, Mutual Fund Investing, Repercussions: A Retirement Review, Retirement Planning Target 2025
A First Class and Sustainable Retirement
The goal to a first class and sustainable retirement is often simplified to the following: having enough to money to retire when you want and be able to outlive your accounts. And while there are numerous chances for the average…
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Blind Obedience: Following Another’s Investment Lead
There are a couple of things we know about the stock market, which is still the primary generator of wealth and retirement income. The question is whether you follow what you know or follow what might happen. First among these…See more ›
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