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More women may end up paying more for long-term-care insurance than men, an Insurance Decisions executive predicts.
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In their controversial book, “Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much”, authors Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir explain how scarcity can affect our brains and our ability to think clearly… (Why #poorpeople do (seemingly) stupid things ...
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Researchers and economists look at what motivates and deters people from saving for retirement.
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Business Insider Extra Cash In The European Banking System Has Reached Critically Low Levels Business Insider FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The pace at which euro zone banks are repaying their crisis loans to the European Central Bank has slowed...
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Advisors Return to Equities as Risk Tolerance Rises Financial-Planning.com The Retirement Advisor Confidence Index — Financial Planning's monthly barometer of business conditions for wealth managers — bounced back 2.4 points in March, making up...
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Stocks dragged down by Citi and other banks
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Stress Tests Are Not Making Banking Any Safer TIME Earlier this year, I wrote a cover story on Fed Chair Janet Yellen expressing the hope that she would help finish the work of cleaning up our banking system, a problem which still remains over five...
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Japan Is Doomed Unless It Learns to Love Inflation
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The dollar continued to rebound versus the euro on Thursday, supported by somewhat positive news on the U.S. economy. The economy's growth in the final three months of 2013 was bumped up to a 2.
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Although U.S. workers on a whole are more satisfied with their current financial situation than in years past, most (58%) remain concerned about financial stability in retirement and say they plan to continue working until age 70 or later, a new Towers Watson survey shows.
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Americans saddled with student debt may never catch up with wealthy peers who began life after college free from the burden.
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The relationship between central banks and financial markets is complex. Market participants analyse statements of central bank officials and look closely for clues about future policy moves, thereby
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Earlier this week, a new report on student loan debt seemed to have some good news for MBA graduates. The study by the New American Foundation suggested that the debt burden of MBAs was significantly
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10 Ways College Students Waste Money
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The Last Taboo: Why nobody talks about money Reuters "It is such a loaded conversation, and there is so much subtext and hidden meaning wrapped up in money," says Daniel Crosby, a behavioral finance expert and head of IncBlot Organizational...
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Reuters/Jason ReedMr.Buffett.Silicon Valley venture capitalist Marc Andreessen set Twitter tongues wagging yesterday when he dismissed Warren Buffett's skepticism (Here's The Real Reason Warren Buffett Doesn't Invest In Technology - Or Bitcoin | Business...
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How private exchanges will revolutionize life insurance distribution
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The week's top oil and gas play The Motley Fool As Warren Buffett's 2IC Charlie Munger has said: “Oil is absolutely certain to become incredibly short in supply and very high-priced.” One of the top oil and gas plays available right now, in my...
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Gold has now fallen back below the psychologically important $1,300 level, and although there are positive factors in play, could yet drift further downwards over the next month or so. - Lawrence Williams Via Hal
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By Pam Martens: March 27, 2014 It only took three press releases over as many days but the Federal Reserve finally spit out the truth yesterday on i
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