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2 Secrets to Having a Happy, Peaceful Retirement
One could be expected, the other not so much
Knowing Your Net Worth Can Help You Plan
Calculating your net worth is easy, and a valuable exercise. Here’s how.
The Problem With President Obama’s ‘MyRA’ Savings Accounts
Expanding savings opportunities makes sense. But a big issue is whether people have the means to use them.
How Lack of Confidence Could Make You Rich
Over confidence and under confidence are both problems when it comes to saving for retirement. But a survey suggests the latter do better.
What Critics Get Wrong About Financial Education
Doubters of financial education make four great points but reach the wrong conclusion every time.
Meet Your New Financial Adviser (Hint He’s Your Boss)
Companies are taking on the roll of personal financial adviser to their employees–and it just might work.
5 Ways to ‘Ruin’ Your Retirement Security
As banks scramble to understand the needs of Millennials, one thing remains clear: saving early is this generation’s silver bullet.
Flummoxed by Benefits Options? So Is Your HR Rep
The shifting landscape around retirement and healthcare has human resources professionals struggling like the rest of us. The good news: employers are offering more access to third-party advice.
4 Smartest Money-Making Stocking Stuffers
Stumped for a meaningful holiday gift for the kids or grandkids? These presents give for a lifetime.
The Evolving 401(k): Fees are Down; the Match is Up
Take another look at your 401(k) plan. Some important changes have been put in place and may deserve your consideration.
5 Ways a Few Hundred Dollars Will Change Your Life
Holiday spending is down. Good. Here are five ways to spend on your future before you give in to the Santa impulse.