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It’s Not Too Late To Start Saving For Retirement

Maybe you didn’t start saving up for retirement in your 20s, or maybe you didn’t even start in your 40s. And maybe you still haven’t started to save up. Don’t worry! Today’s article brings you a retirement plan for a late starter. Here’s one tip, “Reconsider your portfolio’s risk.” But, “Johanna Fox Turner, a CPA and financial planner in Mayfield,… 

What 2014 Has Brought So Far

Can you believe we are already more than halfway through 2014? Today’s article discusses the year thus far and what the next six months could bring. Here’s quote, “stocks have been the “little engine that could,” slowly pushing higher. The S&P 500 closed at a record high 22 times this year, according to Jeffrey Hirsch of the Stock Trader’s Almanac.”… 

Retired Couples Quarrels

When you’ve done all the right things like saved up for retirement, it seems like it should be such a relief to finally enjoy retirement with your significant other. But today, we’re bringing you an article that sheds some light on some money issues retired couples run into. Here’s a quote, “One of the biggest areas of disagreement: how much… 

Check Out These Biotech Stocks!

Today, we’re bringing you an article that discusses four biotech stocks you may want to look into.  Here’s a quote from the article, “the biotech industry continues to prove to be a fertile ground for surprise profit rainfalls and massively winning stocks. But which ones? Analysts have their opinions.” To check them out, CLICK HERE.

Investment Advice

We’re bringing you what today’s article calls, “the best investment advice ever!” Here’s one tip, “Never take an investment risk that doesn’t pay a premium for taking that risk over the long term.” To read more, CLICK HERE.

Withdrawing From Retirement

Today, we’re bringing you an article with a plan on the best way to withdraw from retirement. Here’s one, “Cash in Your Stocks First. You’ll pay a lower rate on mutual funds and securities held in a taxable account. For assets held for at least one year, most investors will pay a 15 percent rate.” To read more, CLICK HERE.

Gains For US Stocks

“Small-company stocks outperformed the broader market for a second straight session, a sign that investors were willing to accept more risk. The Russell 2000 index of small-cap companies rose 0.8% to close at the highest level since April 3.” That’s a quote from today’s article. To read more, CLICK HERE.