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The home stretch to retirement

Thursday, 09 October 2008 21:32
Seeing your portfolio shrink can be tough so close to retirement, but you should still be investing for the long term. Question: I’m 58 years old. At the beginning of June, my 401(k) was worth $482,000 and now it’s worth $430,000. How can I stop the bleeding? —John, Tyler, Texas Answer: If your goal is simply to [...]
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Pensions: monthly payments v. lump sum

Thursday, 09 October 2008 21:32
If you’re confused about how to take your pension, ask yourself these five questions first. Question: My wife is retiring early next year at age 50, although she still plans to do some part-time work. Should she take her company pension as monthly payments for life equal to $1,800 a month, or should she take [...]
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How foreign stocks fit into your portfolio

Thursday, 09 October 2008 21:32
International stocks should be a part of any diversified portfolio, but they’re not a shelter against domestic rough spots. Question: Given the way the U.S. stock market has been behaving, what are your thoughts of buying foreign stocks versus domestic shares? —Henry, San Antonio, Texas Answer: If you’re thinking of moving into foreign stocks because they’ll offer [...]
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Too young to save, too afraid not to

Thursday, 09 October 2008 21:32
It’s never too early to start putting money away for retirement, but that can be tough for a young person with a tight budget and a lot of pressure to spend. Question: I just turned 24, and the constant pressure from financial advisers to “save save save” for retirement makes me anxious that I’ll never be [...]
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Debunking the ‘urban myth’ of rebalancing

Thursday, 09 October 2008 21:32
Leaving your portfolio to fend for itself could end up exposing you to more risk than you’re willing to take. Question: If my portfolio is built around a solid asset allocation model based on decades of relative performance between different asset classes, why should I rebalance every quarter or year, as is often recommended? Won’t [...]
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