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Workers Know It: In Retirement Planning, They're On Their Own
Workers are taking responsibility for their finances at levels unseen in recent history, a study shows.
11:00AM 05/21/13
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How Your Boss Can Help You Save for Retirement
U.S. workers having a tough time with retirement savings may have help from an unlikely source -- their employer.
09:00AM 05/21/13
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Grads Shocked by Their Own College Debt
That $35,000 students owe caught 50 percent by surprise, a Fidelity study says.
11:00AM 05/20/13
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5 Traits of Our Unbanked and Underbanked
The underbanked are more Main Street than Skid Row, and that doesn't say good things about the system.
11:00AM 05/17/13
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Expect Your Health Care in Retirement to Hit $200,000
Most are off by up to 30% in thinking about what health care will cost after their working years.
11:00AM 05/16/13
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Retirees Can't Get Real About Health Care Costs
A survey says we don't see doctors, try to get healthier; or grasp how much money we'll need for care.
10:00AM 05/16/13
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5 Things Too Many of Us Don't Know About Credit Scores
Almost half of us don't know our own credit score, for starters. It's like not knowing your Social Security number.
11:00AM 05/15/13
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Retail Picture Brighter Than Expected
A survey says we may see wallets open even more as summer nears.
09:00AM 05/15/13
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Why Young Americans Don't Want Disability Insurance
Younger workers are turning down affordable disability insurance, and not just because they think they're invincible.
11:00AM 05/14/13
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Why Car Prices Vary From City To City
A $300 plane ticket can get you behind the wheel of a new vehicle with several thousands in savings in your pocket.
09:00AM 05/14/13