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November 14th, 2011 | Forbes
Beyond Income Investing: A Total Return Approach to Funding Your Retirement
For retirees getting by on lifetime savings, these are challenging times. Interest rates on Treasuries, municipal bonds and other high-grade paper are so low as to be insulting. The Federal Reserve Board has telegraphed its intent to maintain microscopic short-term interest rates for at least two more years. The interest rate regime is what it […]
View ArticleOctober 27th, 2011 | Bloomberg
Working Longer Tops Stocks for Rebuilding Retirement Nest Egg
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View ArticleOctober 14th, 2011 | Market Place
Should You Go All-In Or Slowly Into The Stock Market?
Tess Vigeland: All right, one piece of advice we offer regularly to our callers is to make regular deposits into their retirement accounts. It’s called dollar-cost averaging. And what it does is ensure that you are buying steadily into the markets whether they are up or down. But what if you got a better return by […]
View ArticleSeptember 30th, 2011 | The New York TImes
Challenging Dollar-Cost Averaging and Other Bad Ideas
SINCE mid-August, world markets have repeatedly moved with stomach-churning ups and downs. And in response, many investors feel they must take some action for fear that doing nothing will cost more than doing something. The sheer magnitude of the world’s problems — high unemployment and legislative gridlock in the United States, debt problems in Europe, signs of a slowdown in China — […]
View ArticleSeptember 13th, 2011 | SmartMoney
Why Is Magellan Still So Big?
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