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International stock funds worth a look for 401(k)
January 21, 2011
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J. Michael Martin interviewed for the AP and CNBC. We're reminded daily that we live in a global economy. Yet as investors we often limit our thinking to the United States. Anyone wanting a well-rounded portfolio must consider international mutual funds as a diversification tool. The movement of international stock markets isn't closely correlated to what's happening on Wall Street. So investors can lessen the possible impact of a slump in the U.S. by investing abroad.
Research Roundup: Investing Ideas and Analysis for the Week of Jan. 3
January 3, 2011
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J. Michael Martin gives his opinion on investment strategies for Financial Planning Magazine. Profit from emerging nations’ skyrocketing demand for energy and metals by investing in North American and European mining and energy companies. Because of the exploding requirements of developing countries, worldwide demand for hydrocarbons and metals will keep rising faster than supply. Their consumption of raw materials is growing even faster than their GDPs.
Family Finance: Early money lessons key for women
October 15, 2010
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Don't Leave Your Spouse Cashless
September 26, 2010
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Lyn A. Dippel interviewed or Bankrate by Jennie L. Phipps. Poor retirement planning can leave a recent widow or widower with no cash at a time they may need it most. Until the estate is settled -- a process that can take months -- the bereaved spouse or partner won't have access to accounts that were held in one name only, unless the account owner took special care to resolve that problem.
Investing in Your 20s: How to Get Started
August 12, 2010
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Jean Chatzky interviews Chad J. Norfolk for Daily Finance. You probably know that your investment strategy should depend, in large part, on your age. A twenty-something shouldn't have the same asset allocation as a forty-something, and a retired 70-year-old is going to be in a different position entirely.
Summer Doldrums Yield a Potentially Big Idea
September 1, 2000
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The air is muggy in Baltimore, and the nearest breeze is probably 100 miles away. The Orioles are well out of contention (again!) and volume on the New York Stock Exchange has shriveled to 600,000. It’s the doldrums before the long Labor Day weekend when we find ourselves saying, “My gosh, where did the summer go?” It’s the perfect time to catch up on our reading.










