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Stocks Start a Big Week With Solid Gains: Stock Market TodayIs it an exaggeration to say this is the most important week all year for the stock market? Maybe, maybe not, with Mag 7 earnings and a Fed meeting on tap.
By David Dittman
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Anthropic IPO: Should You Buy ANT Stock?The massive Anthropic IPO is almost here, with shares of the AI giant expected to start trading next month in one of the biggest offerings ever.
By Tom Taulli
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7 Reasons Why You Should Consider a Roth 401(k)If your employer offers a Roth 401(k), consider it carefully. In years to come, you could regret leaving tax-free growth and other advantages on the table.
By Jeanne Thompson
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My Retirement Funds Are in Stocks. Should I Shift to Index Funds?In this week’s Wealth Wise advice column, planners explain why a "core-satellite" strategy might offer the best of both worlds.
By Maurie Backman
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What It Costs to Live in Spain vs VisitingWhat you spend in Spain as a visitor isn't what you'd spend as a resident. This guide shows how to get a truer picture of what life there would be like.
By Alastair Johnson
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Can a Roth Conversion Wait if You're 5-10 Years From Retiring?Are you five to 10 years from retirement and wondering if a Roth conversion can wait until then? Don't decide until you've tested these assumptions.
By Kyle Hammerschmidt, Investment Adviser
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Self-Funding Long-Term Care? That Could Be a Big MistakeUsing an IRA to cover significant long-term care costs could cause your taxes and Medicare premiums to rise, and leave your family facing some tough choices.
By Hans Scheil, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®, CASL®, CLTC®
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6 Ways the Drawdown Phase Catches New Retirees By SurpriseYou've aced saving for retirement, but having to spend your money may come as a shock. This is what's likely to trip you up and how to adjust your habits.
By Jeff Judge, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, AEP®
