Bear Markets are Healthy for Long Term Returns
The substantial thing about bear markets that should matter to investors is how they react to them. First, no
'Twas the weeks before election
And all through the land
Voters are curious...
Who's next to take the stand?
Will we have our first female President?
Or
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The figures out last year show that the average amount of student loan debt a student graduates with is a little more than $35,000. Most graduates are carrying
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It’s a presidential election year and with that comes the invariable stock market correlations seeking to predict election results or forecast the market’s
In the realm of financial planning, time is our most valuable asset. It’s available to all of us, providing each individual with the same opportunity to
In many respects, people can be their own worst enemies in their quest for financial security. When you consider that our lives are nothing more than a
The quick answer is “it depends.” But, for the 33 percent of retirees who now rely more heavily on their Social Security benefits to sustain their lifestyle
New legislation will eliminate "file and suspend" and "restricted application" Social Security filing methods that were previously available to married couples
