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Mark Schmidt
The new Covid-19 relief law offers new loan options for small businesses.
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ARK Invest's Cathie Wood beat every stock picker by betting on the innovators in DNA development.
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Erin Lowry
It’s not an easy subject to raise, but best to be proactive before an emergency hits.
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Dan Moisand
The disruptions of the past year led to many financial mistakes, but also offered an abundance of opportunities.
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Bryce Sanders
2021 should be better than 2020, so start planning for it now.
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James G. Blase
A recent book argues that Roth IRAs are a superior tool for the rich. This expert challenges that generalization.
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Niall Ferguson
Disabling notifications on Twitter is one way to deal with the pandemic.
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J. Bradford DeLong
If Democrats listen to fiscal hawks, they will face a reckoning in 2024.
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Cathy O'Neil
If all goes well, vaccinations will start bringing cases down in a couple months.
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Brian Chappatta
A slow recovery could put defined-benefit retirement plans in a near-impossible position.
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Mike Loewengart
Unsurprisingly, Republicans and Democrats have divergent economic and market outlooks.
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Bryce Sanders
Alert advisors can head off problems at the pass by being proactive.
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Jack Sharry
Helping people maximize their rollovers boosts the bottom line for both clients and advisors who serve them.
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Sarah Green Carmichael
Americans think they can’t afford to take time off, even when their companies are paying for it.
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Nick Murray
Once I entered this profession, it was obvious investors didn't act rationally.
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William Bengen
Inflation is a key factor regarding safer retirement withdrawal numbers.
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James Poer
Three trends could dominate the industry next year, says Kestra’s CEO.
