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Dennis Miller

It’s murky times for income investors, or retirees struggling to live off of their nest eggs. The inability to place money in CDs has left many feeling lost. When “father always said…” advice no longer applies, and the old ways to grow robust portfol

Dennis Miller

Traditionally, bonds have been looked at as one of the safest investments around. To see whether this is really true, we first define safety and its counterpart risk. Then we look at the top 3 risks investments have to see if bonds pass all three cat

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Dennis Miller

Just because you've reached 65 doesn't mean you have to retire - that is, if you don't want to. There are many people out there who stick with a job well past "retirement age" simply because they enjoy it. Unfortunately, there are also people out the

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Dennis Miller

Social taboos have dropped left and right since I was a young man raising a family, but one is unlikely to disappear any time soon: holding too much personal debt. But debt need not be a personal tragedy nor a badge of shame. For some, it is simply a

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Dennis Miller

In years past, if a person spent years working for a company, and was promised a pension plan, they could ease into retirement, knowing they would be secure and no longer have to worry about money. Nowadays, folks who trust to their pensions can end

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Doug Hornig

It's not exactly news that gold mining stocks have been in a slump for more than two years. Many investors who owned them have thrown in the towel by now, or are holding simply because a paper loss isn't a realized loss until you sell.

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Dennis Miller

Obamacare still seems like a vague thing to most folks, particularly to those who may be most affected by it. Dr. Vliet, an independent physician herself, dives into the areas of the law that impact seniors the most and offers some tips on how to bet

Dennis Miller

Laddering reminds most people of a strategy often used when owning multiple CDs. Back when interest rates made them worthwhile, if you were trying to arrange cash flow, you could stagger the maturity dates of your CDs so you always had one maturing i

Dennis Miller

Too often, when folks receive an increase in pay they will run out and buy more toys with the extra money instead of putting it to work for them. In extreme cases - where people receive a huge windfall - it's not uncommon to hear that they blew all o

Dennis Miller

Seniors and savers may not think that investing in energy stocks is a safe enough investment for their portfolios, but there are ways to get exposure to this market without taking undue risk. Dennis sits down with Marin Katusa, senior editor of Casey

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Dennis Miller

Some companies are better than others at pivoting their strategies to overcome inflation or other cost-increasing concerns. The best companies can push cost increases out to the market quickly (think gas companies), allowing them to stay profitable e

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Dennis Miller

In this modern world, 3-year-olds can typically navigate iPads and/or other techie gadgets. Instead of lugging backpacks full of books to school, they simply take their tablets with them and read their books on them.

Dennis Miller

In order to help their patients, doctors must first understand the underlying causes of any symptoms being exhibited. Similarly, investors who are seeking to understand lackluster performance also need to understand the underlying causes of their sym

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If you're like me, you've bought gold due to the money printing policies of most developed countries and the effect those policies will have on the future purchasing power of our paper money. Probably also because there's no viable way for government

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Dennis Miller

Seniors and savers may not think that moving assets abroad is within their scope, but it most definitely should be. Dennis sits down with Nick Giambruno, editor of International Man and expert on all things international, to discuss why seniors and s

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Dennis Miller

With the advent of more and more anti-aging and life-extension R&D in the biotech field—a subject my colleague Alex Daley knows all about—death may not be as inevitable as we think. While I don't believe that I will be among the lucky ones to reach a

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Dennis Miller

A truly balanced portfolio doesn't just ensure protection against any one investment going south - it also considers the day-to-day financial needs of the investor and their risk profile. The old adages we used to know about retirement no longer appl

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Dennis Miller

The end-of-the-year marks Thanksgiving, holiday parties and the anticipation of a new year. It's easy to forget to reflect on the past year - and to make sure your annual priorities have been met. With Obamacare coming in just a matter of days, there

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Dennis Miller

Most folks think an inheritance or other windfall would be very exciting, but on the rare occasions that it happens many are terrified they'll lose it. The best armor anyone has when it comes to investing, whether for income or for growth, is informa

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Dennis Miller

When I coached baseball many years ago, a young ballplayer came to me asking for advice. I offered my opinion: he needed to get his act together.

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Dennis Miller

Contrary to what many people think, your return on investment isn't the right way to judge your financial advisor. There are other key areas you need to consider before giving him or her a pat on the back or firing him or her on the spot. Find out wh

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