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While you might equate open enrollment with health insurance, it’s also a good time to tinker with other employee benefits such as those affecting your retirement. Every year, typically in the fall, ...

Planning for retirement is a lifelong endeavor, and at times it can seem like a goal that will never arrive. But as your retirement date comes into view, it may instill a bit of uncertainty, as you ...

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Image source: Getty Images.Worried that you don't have enough saved for retirement? You're not alone. A recentGallup surveyfound that Americans list retirement savings as their top financial concern, ...

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Small companies often have a family-like feel. Employers want to ensure their workers have a plan in place for retirement and long-term financial planning. Small businesses can offer a 401(k) plan or ...

A previous version of this article appeared on April 9, 2020. If you’re many years from retirement, coping during a down market is primarily a mental exercise; the key objectives are not to sell into ...

A version of this article previously appeared in April 2020. The standard "talking head" advice for volatile markets is to do nothing. And it's true that when stocks are gyrating, a policy of benign ...