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Which Type of Investor Are You?

by March 15, 2013

There are dozens of ways to invest, and thousands of types of investments. But once you get past the stocks and bonds, mutual funds, and other investment options, you realize that many investors have similar tendencies regarding how they invest. You can usually boil down types of investors to three main investor types: active investors, [...]

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Do You Have What it takes to Buy When Everyone Else is Selling?

by Kevin Mercadante March 7, 2013

If you want to make serious money in stocks here’s how to do it: you have to buy when everyone else is selling. Do you think you can do it? Before you answer one way or the other, understand that it is not as easy as it seems. But if you can master it, you [...]

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Retirement Planning in Your 60s – Maintaining Your Retirement Plan

by Kevin Mercadante February 20, 2013

Retirement planning in your 60s may be less about planning, and more about doing. You’re now beginning to enter the traditional retirement years, so this is more about fine-tuning your plans than anything else. Don’t worry if you’re not quite ready, we’ll show you a few ways to delay retirement while you build your retirement [...]

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Retirement Planning in Your 50s – Preparing for Life in Retirement

by Kevin Mercadante February 14, 2013

In a very real way, the heat is on when you are in your 50s and planning for retirement. In this decade of your life you are no longer talking about preparing for an event in the distant future. Retirement is right around the corner, and you should mostly be putting the finishing touches on [...]

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Retirement Planning in Your 40s – Making Retirement a Priority

by Kevin Mercadante February 11, 2013

As you move into your 40s, everything in life – including retirement planning – becomes more serious. You still have at least 20 years to fund your retirement, but the ultimate time horizon is starting to become visible. The competitions for money intensifies Most people have at least one decade in their lives where money [...]

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Retirement Planning in Your 30s

by Kevin Mercadante February 6, 2013

Retirement planning in your 30s is when your efforts should become more specific and more intense. This is true even if you began saving for retirement in your 20s, but even more so if you haven’t. You still have plenty of time, but not as much as if you had started a decade earlier. In [...]

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TD Ameritrade Review

by January 31, 2013

TD Ameritrade is one of the highest rated discount brokerage firms around, consistently ranking among the leading online stock brokers in a variety of industry lists, including the best broker for your IRA as rated by Kiplinger’s, and the #1 overall for brokerage for options traders, #2 for long term investors, and #5 overall for frequent [...]

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