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Compared to retirees from other developed countries, former workers from the United States are getting the short end of the stick, a new report states.
We’ve been saying this for a long time: Cookie-cutter savings plans like your employer’s 401(k) program won’t help you get the retirement income you need.
After months of “will they or won’t they?” speculation, the Federal Reserve finally began to slow down its controversial $85 billion a month bond-buying program, also known as quantitative easing (QE).
Probably owing to the dramatic decline in the price of gold and silver, I’ve read scores of year end metal reviews, more than I have ever read previously. Like most of you, I read in order to learn. Therefore, I approach every …
According to a new Fidelity Investments study, 35 percent of workers who left their jobs last year cashed out their retirement savings instead of rolling over their money into a new tax-deferred account.
In his State of the Union speech last month, President Barack Obama addressed an issue that most working Americans are already aware of – the nation is facing a retirement crisis.
Private employers created 175,000 new jobs in February, according to new report by payrolls processor ADP.
January has been a disheartening month for many investors who have seen all expectations they had for the new year simply not come to fruition.
