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Adviser, Broker or Insurance Agent: Which to Trust With Your Money
Looking for a trustworthy financial professional? That term can cover brokers, insurance agents and advisers who don't all have the same standards.
By John McKean, CFP®
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Employee Misuse of AI Can Expose Your Business to Lawsuits
Companies can face substantial damages if employees expose sensitive data to AI tools, rely on biased AI outputs and more, making robust policies essential.
By Jeffrey M. Verdon, Esq.
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Do You Believe You Can't Retire? You Need to Read This
Americans often delay or redefine retirement because they have a lack of clarity and confidence in their financial plan. Here's how you can fix that.
By Pam Krueger
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The Beneficiary Rules Most Families Have Never Heard Of
Understanding the difference between per stirpes and per capita can determine whether your grandchildren receive an inheritance or are unintentionally left out.
By Eric W. Bond
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A Financial Survival Guide for the Sandwich Generation
People in their 40s can find their finances stretched as they care for children and aging parents. Here are some strategies to help with competing priorities.
By Shane W. Cummings, CFP®, AIF®
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Approaching Retirement? You May Be Taking on Too Much Risk
Pre-retirees in the critical "retirement red zone" often take on significantly more risk than they want or are comfortable with. Here's how to fix that.
By Andrew M. Costa
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Women Play It Too Safe With Money: Are You One of Them?
Many women internalize the message that financial caution equals competence, which can damage long-term financial security. It's time to stop playing it safe.
By Marcia Dawood
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We'll Soon Be Able to Buy and Sell Stocks 24/7, but Should We?
The major stock exchanges are pushing toward all-day trading. It could help some investors, but not everyone loves the idea of a market that never sleeps.
By Kyle Woodley
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Retirement Is Like Everest: The Ascent Isn't the Only Risk
The real risk in retirement is failing to plan for the "descent" — the psychological and lifestyle changes that occur after you reach your financial goals.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD
