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Question: My wife and I recently sold our home and netted $384,000. We are both 57, retired early and have a company pension of $37,000 per year along with $400,000 in 401K savings. via RealEstateJournal.com

TheStreet.com reports that some entities have taken out very large options, dubbed “Bin Laden Trades,” betting on a large market crash. If that’s the game you want to play, but…

Well, not exactly a total solution, but since Congress has been talking bailout for people that got themselves into home loans they couldn’t possibly pay–but which in all fairness, the person that sold it to … via The Paper Noose

You can save yourself loads of money in mutual fund investing by avoiding loaded mutual funds. Find out why you should be buying no-load mutual funds….

The Profit Sharing/401k Council of America and a number of companies nationwide will be celebrating 401(k) Investing the Friday after Labor Day. The event is known as “401(k) Day”. Its…

Sometimes selling a mutual fund can be an emotional task. Emotions often cause poor decisions. If you find yourself wanting to sell a fund or are holding on when you…

When the market heads down, investors find themselves looking for ways to ease the suffering. Let me show you which funds can help and which funds actually thrive in a…

Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or TIPS, are simply a special type of treasury note or bond that was created in order to offer bond investors protection from inflation. Learn more…






The best thing about credit cards is that world is at your feet. You can have a free conference call, a jet, a trip to the moon, anything, if you can afford the insurance for it. A personal loan can be granted against your card. You can go for mortgage or even mortgages.