Stocks

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7 Charges Not To Put On Credit Cards

Poor Choices For Plastic

You have several credit cards and a couple of killer rewards programs. Why not put them to good use and charge every purchase that you can? ...

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Borrowing Taxes Stocks Credit Cards

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Retire Earlier With Dividend Champions

Learn A Stock Investing Strategy for Income in Retirement

Written by Doug Carey
Owner and President, Wealthtrace

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Investing & Retiring Retirement Stocks

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Asked by Per

What is better: ETFs or Mutual funds?

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Answered by Kim Miller PRO+
CFP® in Redmond, WA

Hi - ETFs and mutual funds are similar in their objective: gaining investment exposure to a specific segment of the stock or bond markets or to the markets as a whole....

Investing & Retiring Mutual Funds Stocks Other Investments

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Asked by victor piediscalzo

I am 51 years old and have nothing for retirement. I put 100.00 a week in my savings and have about $10k now. What can i do for more interest?

Answered by Tracy Scott Burke
CFP®, ChFC® in Harrisburg, PA

Victor, Thanks for your question. Some type of a tax-deferred retirement account would likely be best in your situation in lieu of bank savings. If you have acces...

401(k) Bonds Investing & Retiring Retirement Taxes Mutual Funds IRA Stocks

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5 Steps To Prep Your Retirement Savings For The Next Market Crash

Be Ready to Handle an Economic Downturn

One day you appear to be on track for retirement, and the next day the stock market crashes. You were on track for a comfortable retireme...

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Investing & Retiring Retirement Stocks

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Living Off Of Dividends In Retirement

How Investing in Stocks can secure your Retirement Income

Written by Doug Carey
Owner and President, Wealthtrace

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Financial Planning Investing & Retiring Retirement Stocks

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Asked by an anonymous user

Is there anywhere that I can learn about fundamental analysis and technical analysis of stocks for free?

Answered by Kim Miller PRO+
CFP® in Redmond, WA

Check out Investopedia.com. There are many many websites with free info on investing techniques. Good luck!

Investing & Retiring Stocks

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Asked by Erin

Determining capital gains

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Answered by Prateek Mehrotra
Financial Adviser in Appleton, WI

Erin, Here is a simple way to do this. After you sell your stocks you will know the selling price. Your Capital Gains is equal to the difference between the Selling...

Investing & Retiring Taxes Stocks

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