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Football Fans Favor Colts, Cowboys
It’s early yet – but football fans already have their favorites picked for the Super Bowl.
Fidelity Releases New Retirement Income Products
Fidelity Investments introduced new mutual funds and variable annuities aimed at making it easier for retirees to convert their savings into monthly income payments.
Financial Advice More Wanted Than Workout Advice
People want financial guidance in planning for retirement and they want their adviser to tell them what they should do, but they want to retain personal responsibility for...
Half of Retirees Say Expenses Met Expectations
Nearly half of retired adults said their expenses in retirement were what they expected, compared to about 30% who said they were more than they expected.
Financial Ties to Parents and Children Affect Boomer Retirement
Boomers, though arguably the most prosperous generation in American history, face mounting demands on their financial resources from both their adult children and their aging parents.
Retirement Plans Include Work for Many
Only one-third (34%) of workers in a recent poll by Robert Half Management Resources said they plan to quit work entirely when they are ready to retire.
Electronic Trading by Institutional Investors Increasingly Common
The use of brokers by institutional investors to execute single stock trades is gradually becoming defunct, giving way to more cost efficient electronic and portfolio trading systems, according...
The Prestige
Financial advisers frequently view their role as helping others—but that role appears to be unappreciated, at least relative to other professions.
Vacation “Spots″
If you’re having trouble getting folks on the phone, or finding them in the office – odds are they are taking a summer vacation.
Smith Barney Fined $50M for Market-Timing Violations
NYSE Regulation, Inc. has censured and fined the Smith Barney Division of Citigroup Global Markets Inc. (“CGMI″) for failing to supervise trading of mutual fund shares and variable...
Federal Laws Don’t Offer Clarity on Retirement Age
Workers who are confused about when to retire cannot look for clarity from Social Security, Medicare, and pension laws, because those three groups offer conflicting incentives to retire...
Perspective: Cast a Broad Net, Catch a lot of Suckerfish
The third of seven ineffective habits of retirement plan advisers
Yanks a Lot
For years, football’s Dallas Cowboys called themselves “America’s Team″, but baseball has long regarded itself as the nation’s national pastime.
Top Financial Goal for Boomers is Lifetime Income
On average, baby boomers expect to retire by age 63; however, most are not planning for 30 or more years in retirement and nearly half (44%) have not...
Professional Advice Calms Anxiety about Retirement
Those who have consulted a financial professional about retirement planning are much more likely to say they are comfortable or confident about retirement than those who have not...
Advisers Not as Valued as Family, Friends for Financial Advice
Workers are twice as likely to look to personal research or the advice of family and friends as they are to rely on the services of a financial...
401(k) Investments for the "Prurient" Investor?
Prudence is an integral part of ERISA’s DNA, but what about investments of a prurient interest?
Young Adults Interested in Planning for Retirement
As the understanding that the safety net of Social Security might not be there in the future, young adults seem poised to prepare for their post-working years.