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Is Dividend Investing Worth It? Pros, Cons and Rules to FollowDividend investing is a profitable and proven method to generate solid long-term returns. But investors must be tactical when choosing the best dividend stocks.
By Mark R. Hake, CFA
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How to Buy Stocks: A 4-Step Guide to Start InvestingNot everyone knows how to buy stocks, even as investing in the stock market is becoming more popular. This four-step plan can help.
By Will Ashworth
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How to Support Multiple Generations in Your Family Without Gutting Your Own FutureYou may be helping aging parents with medical expenses and adult children with living costs. How to care for your family without sacrificing your retirement.
By Chad Waddoups
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Why You Should Never Quit Your Job Without a Signed OfferIn today's story, Dr. Mark learns the hard way that you should never quit without a signed job offer, especially if you're a bridge burner.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Stocks Fall on Fog of War and Fear of AI: Stock Market TodayAs the war in the Middle East between the U.S. and Iran continues to drag on stocks and sentiment, a rogue OpenAI model attacks the United Nations.
By David Dittman
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Why Exercise Is Your Best Retirement InvestmentRegular physical fitness can defer long-term care by two years, yielding a financial return that most portfolio strategies cannot match.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD
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The AI Bubble May Burst: 5 Ways to Protect Your PortfolioTech giants are borrowing heavily to fund the AI boom. Here is what older investors must do if those debts trigger a market crash.
By Simon Constable
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5 ETFs to Help Build Your Emergency Fund and Keep It SafeThe best ETFs to help build your emergency fund prioritize safety and liquidity, while some variants offer regular income or superior tax efficiency.
By Tony Dong, MSc, CETF
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Why a 'Fee-Based' DST Investing Sales Pitch Is a Red FlagAn AUM fee on a Delaware statutory trust can cost investors far more than a one-time commission in the long run. So why are fiduciary advisers proposing it?
By Dwight Kay
