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Investing Rules to Rescue Your Retirement
Commentary: Burton Malkiel and Charley Ellis don't want your money. In fact, these two respected investing experts want you to spend less on mutual funds.
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Best Retirement Move Almost Nobody Makes
Experts say more savers should roll plans into their new job's 401(k).
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10 Things Medicare Won't Tell You
The costly glitches in the government's massive entitlement program.
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Should Gramps Save for College?
Firms begin pitching 529 plans to grandparents.
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Retirement Lessons From the Pope
If you've got a job for life, when should you call it quits?
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One in Four Savers Has 401(k) 'Leakage'
Early withdrawals and loans suck $70 billion a year out of system; tax penalties hurt savers.
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When advisers go from hero to zero; Financial advice that’s good for some may be bad for you
MarketWatchLet’s say you have a health problem and you visit two or three internists. Chances are good you would receive a similar diagnosis and treatment from each doctor.
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Regulators Scrutinize Firms' Ties to Insurers
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Senate Launches Pension-Sale Probe
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Health Care
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6 new IRS questions for 2014; Commentary: New responsibilities and murky issues loom
MarketWatchThe recent Internal Revenue Service scandal — career officials deliberately delaying applications of certain organizations for tax-exempt status, and the IRS commissioner and acting commissioner are accused of lying to Congress about the ...
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Infernal Revenue Service; A transcript of the weekend's program on FOX News Channel.
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Tuesday's Personal Finance Stories
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Estate Planning
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A New Carriage House in Old Brooklyn; At first glance, this home looks like another stately 19th-century Brooklyn home, but it was completed less than a decade ago as a modern mansion with a historic feel.—Stefanos Chen
WSJ.comThe owners, Michael Bunton, 44, and Gail Anderson Bunton, 40, purchased this formerly vacant lot on Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn's Clinton Hill neighborhood in 2001, according to public records. They completed this carriage house-style ...
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French Riverside Home; This 19th-century house on the banks of the River Indre comes with separate guest accommodation in a converted mill building.—Javier Espinoza
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China Galaxy Securities Rises in Hong Kong Debut
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Elder Care
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How to find care amid a shortage of nursing aides
MarketWatchA worsening shortage of workers who take care of the elderly is starting to strain nursing homes and agencies that provide home-care services. Here are some resources and ideas for finding care.
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Bedbugs invade hospitals; Why more patients share rooms with the blood-sucking pests
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10 Things
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10 Things Financial Advisers Won't Say
More than 300,000 pros will tell you where to put your money -- but often at a steep price.
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10 Things Online Reviewers Won't Say
Why consumers can't always trust those five-star ratings -- or nasty complaints.
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10 Things the Oscars Won't Say
Our backstage pass to Hollywood's biggest night of the year.
MarketWatchPF: RT @JeffNash3: As Nissan relaunches Datsun, @Quantanamo reveals five other recent car brand reboots. http://t.co/B5dyrACx
224 days and 0 hour ago via SmartMoneyMarketWatchPF: RT @MatthewHeimer: The paperless baseball game? Next season, up to 90% of MLB tickets will be electronic. @jolshan @MarketWatch http:// ...
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How to Invest for Retirement
Investing for retirement is more complicated than opening an IRA or maxing out your 401(k)
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How to Catch Up on Retirement Savings
Cut spending to make catch-up contributions and more.
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How to Cash Out in Retirement
A look at four strategies that could help make a retiree's savings last a lifetime
