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How to Prepare Your Portfolio for a Prolonged Market DownturnWe like seeing our assets climb, but that won't last forever, and recovery can take a long time. Act now to ensure your assets can carry you through a downturn.
By Barry H. Spencer, Registered Investment Adviser
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Is Your Top Stock Winner Threatening Your Wealth?It can be hard to let go of stocks that have served you well, especially when a hefty tax bill results. What are the options when holding on becomes too risky?
By Robert Gorman
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How to Use AI to Decode Confusing Medical BillsBefore you pay new medical charges, ask AI to audit your bill and explain the cryptic insurance jargon. It could find hidden errors, like it did for me.
By Mike Palmer, CFP®
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How to Qualify for a Mortgage in RetirementConventional rules don't count savings, lack of debt or credit score as much as a monthly income. But there are alternative routes you can take.
By Eric Bernstein
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How to Overcome Retirement Anxiety and FearRetirement can be nerve-racking, even if you're good with money. Rebuild your confidence by learning how retirement income, investments and taxes work together.
By Daniel Thompson
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Beyond the 60/40 Portfolio: Where a Pro Invests TodayThe math behind the 60/40 split has changed, while options for investors have increased. Why not broaden your portfolio to move with the times?
By Alan Stalcup
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Kiplinger Housing Outlook: May Sees Multifamily Building SpikeEconomic Outlooks High mortgage rates, persistent inflation and affordability constraints continue to weigh on housing demand and builder sentiment.
By Rodrigo Sermeño
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Kip ETF 20: The Best Cheap ETFsETFs Build a solid core for your portfolio and explore new opportunities with our favorite low-cost ETFs.
By Nellie S. Huang
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Stocks Rise on Big Amazon Earnings Beat: Stock Market TodayBut yields on the 10-year and 30-year Treasuries hit their highest levels since 2007 Friday, which kept a lid on the stock market's advance.
By Karee Venema
