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    Tue, Jul 30, 2024

    How Do Investors Decide Which Stocks to Sell?

    Ditch it or keep it? There’s no simple answer. If you’re asking yourself whether you should sell certain stocks, read this first and discover multiple factors to consider.
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    Tue, Jul 23, 2024

    The Importance of Planning and Investing in Your 60s

    Life expectancy is higher than ever. Will your retirement savings last 30+ years? Use these 9 tips in your 60s to prepare for the future.
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    Tue, Jul 16, 2024

    Is a Will the Only Estate Planning Document You Need? (The Answer Might Surprise You!)

    These 6 important documents (including your will) should be a part of your estate plan – no matter your age.
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    Wed, Jul 10, 2024

    Dynamic Spending in Retirement

    A “best practice” is only the best until something better comes along. Instead of applying the 4% rule to every retiree in every situation, we think these unique options could help you identify what works for YOU.
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    Tue, Jul 2, 2024

    What Is a Phased Retirement?

    The shift from working to retiring isn’t as rigid as it used to be. Today, there are options for those who find the idea of a “cold turkey” retirement unappealing. Discover what a phased retirement can do to ease the transition.
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    Tue, Jun 25, 2024

    When is it Time for a Portfolio Tune-Up?

    Want your portfolio to go the distance? You’ll need to make sure it’s running smoothly. Use these 5 steps to get started on your regular “portfolio tune-up.”
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