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By on May 30, 2008 in Finances | 0 Comments
Question: Is portfolio insurance valid? At a seminar I attended, an adviser said it would cost me 0.5% of what I invest with him. Supposedly it will lock in my gains and I can’t lose money no matter what the market does. - Paula Krensavage, Weirton, W.Va.
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If you haven’t heard, and somehow we suspect you have, the first batch of baby boomers hits Social protection age in 2008. So what happens as that giant generation - 78 million strong - quits and starts selling assets they’ve saved for retirement?
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By on May 29, 2008 in Finances | 0 Comments
Times are brawny. The economy is weakening, consumer confidence is at a low and Americans are struggling just to buy basics like gas and groceries. So when it comes to getting goods that fall beyond the bare necessities, shoppers are getting smarter.
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Rates on 30-year mortgages were pushed up that week above 6 percent amid growing concerns about inflation, mortgage backer Freddie Mac said Thursday.
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I moved, and I no longer get reception. But my service provider won’t let me out of my contract without a $150 breakup fee.
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Making periodic adjustments to your portfolio can ensure that you remain diversified, and don’t end up too heavily weighted in one stock.
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Patent protections can be fundamental - but they come at a steep cost.
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Your credit-card terms are usurious; your mortgage contract disguises the real cost of your home; and you need a magnifying glass to catch all the fees in your auto loan. As a aftereffect, you may be paying thousands more than you should for these products, says Harvard Law professor Elizabeth Warren.
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