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Retirement Planning: So You Say You Want a Revolution, Well…

Posted on October 2, 2010 by petillo — 1 Comment ↓

If you are paying attention, you or someone close to you is in serious financial decline. And even if you have resources that you have now been able to calculate in both present and future terms, you can’t help them.…

Tagged with: blank collar, blue-collar, BlueCollarDollar.com, commentary, economy, financial markets, investments, investors, Main Street, markets, reform, regulation, stimulus, wall street, white collar, workers
Posted in commentary, economics, Repercussions: A Retirement Review

Retirement Planning: The Odds ‘n’ Ends Edition

Posted on July 20, 2010 by petillo — No Comments ↓

Although on most day I address a single topic concerning your retirement plan, your 401(k), your IRAs, investments such as mutual funds or bonds, there are several tidbits that are worthy of inclusion – just not a full-on article. Our…

Tagged with: 401ks, assets, Dodd-Frank, fees, fiduciaries, MLPs. investments, regulation, retirement planning. PTPs, stable value funds, wills
Posted in 401k, Boomers, ETFs, IRA, Mutual Fund Investing, Repercussions: A Retirement Review, Retirement Planning Target 2025

Euphoria and Fear: New Rules for Wall Street

Posted on July 1, 2010 by petillo — No Comments ↓

Could capitalism be the least worst? At the heart of the recent effort by the government to try a create a system within a system that helps (us) and punishes (them), the point of what happened to Main Street was…

Tagged with: banking reform, economy, financial markets, Greenspan, House BIll, investments, investors, Main Street, reform, regulation, stimulus, Vlocker, wall street
Posted in commentary, economics