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ETFs have some attractive features that set them apart from mutual funds, but there are also cost and risk factors to consider.
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A new term life insurance policy can be quite expensive as people age. Survivorship life insurance may be a more cost-effective solution.
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The relationship between oil prices and GDP growth has become more complicated in recent years due to the expanded U.S. presence in the global oil market.
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Fundamental factors that can affect the short- and longer-term performance of equity REITs, including taxation of REIT shares.
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Cash balance plans can be a powerful tool for employee recruitment and retention, plus they have generous contribution limits that increase with age.
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Indexed annuities offer potential for gain when the market is rising while helping to protect principal during a downturn. But they are not appropriate for every investor.
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An overview of Section 529 savings plans, including their traditional use for college saving and the new rules for K-12 tuition.
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Younger baby boomers may be facing a more challenging retirement landscape than older members of the generation, according a recent survey.
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Some strategies to help fixed-income portfolios weather a period of interest rate uncertainty.
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Cloud computing functions could help small companies increase productivity with smaller up-front costs.
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Focusing on dividends can be appropriate for almost any investor, especially if they are reinvested to purchase additional shares.
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Some pros and cons for the use of credit cards versus debit cards for purchases.
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A longevity annuity can bring some stability to a retirement strategy by providing a steady income late in life.
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A discussion of some specific cybersecurity threats and tips to help small businesses protect their interests from hackers.
