5 Retirement Saving Tips for Couples

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Planning for retirement for two is almost twice as complicated as planning for just one, and it gets especially complex when both spouses are working. Here’s how to maximize your retirement savings — and your returns — for both yourself and your spouse. Continue Reading Below Make it a joint […]

3 High-Yield Stocks You Probably Missed

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With the three major indexes at record levels and bond yields looking unappealing, many investors are turning to dividend stocks as a way to fortify their financial holdings. This naturally has the effect of driving up prices on quality dividend stocks, so it pays to find income-generating companies that have […]

Russian helicopter raised from the seabed in the Arctic

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COPENHAGEN, Denmark –  A Russian helicopter that crashed off Norway’s Arctic Svalbard archipelago with eight people onboard last month has been raised from the seabed. Continue Reading Below Norway’s Accident Investigation Board says none of the missing people were inside the helicopter that went down Oct. 26 near the Svalbard […]

Are You on Track for a Comfortable Retirement?

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On this edition of Industry Focus, host Michael Douglass and Fool contributor Matt Frankel discuss personal finance — in particular, planning for retirement. After you retire, your savings and Social Security benefits will probably be your only sources of income. Social Security is unlikely to be enough all by itself, […]

Afraid of the Stock Market? You Aren’t Alone.

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On this edition of Industry Focus, host Michael Douglass and Fool contributor Matt Frankel discuss personal finance — in particular, how to approach the stock market. Only 52% of Americans own stocks, including through indirect sources such as mutual funds or a 401(k). Many Americans are hesitant to invest in […]

How to Get Rid of Your Credit Card Debt

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On this edition of Industry Focus, host Michael Douglass and Fool contributor Matt Frankel discuss personal finance — in particular, credit card debt. The average American household that carries credit card debt owes more than $16,000. At an average interest rate of more than 15%, that translates to more than […]