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Mission Creep Doesn't Benefit Patients At The End Of Life
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Most patients have multiple smaller decisions to make in the mission creep of treatment vs. care.
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Why Your Financial Adviser Should Be a Fiduciary
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As we age, it‟s common for even do-it-yourself investors to seek the services of a financial adviser, especially in our later years. Given that you may eventually engage a financial adviser, here are some guidelines on how to select one
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How Index Funds Won the Battle for Acceptance
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Jack Bogle didn’t found index funds, but he did bring them to the masses.
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Milevsky on DOL Fiduciary Rule: Big Flaws; Annuities Will Suffer
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Moshe milevsky, an annuity expert, anticipates a negative short-term impact before homeostasis returns to annuity space
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Five Tips For Managing "The Stinger"
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Occasionally, an individual client family member will do whatever it takes to cause trouble, becoming the lightning rod that others circle round to attack. I like to call these individuals “Stingers.”
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Five Things to Know About Inherited IRAs
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If you’ve been designated as the beneficiary of a traditional or Roth IRA, it’s important that you understand the special rules that apply to “inherited IRAs.”
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Game Changers / Planning to infinity
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By 2050, there are expected to be a million centenarians in the United States
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Long-Term-Care Insurance Market Sees Rapid Decline
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A slew of factors, including low interest rates, increasing longevity and insurance company pricing blunders, have led to an industry on the skids. Will hybrid products save the day?
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Taking Out A Reverse Mortgage Ruined My Life
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When Frederick Feil took out a reverse mortgage on his Howard Beach home, he thought he was ensuring a comfortable future — not putting himself at risk of becoming homeless
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Five Tips for Talking About Money With Adult Children
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Help your clients with this difficult conversation. Lighten up the conversation, make it more casual.
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