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November 10

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Advice for investors during crazy stock market volatility

If you haven't figured this out by now, it's time you did: Stocks are risky.

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Not enough Americans have rainy-day accounts, so they fall into the trap of tapping their 401(k)s when they get in trouble.

Don't be a retirement saving sucker: 401(k)s not for emergencies
I you don't have emergency savings, you could fall into a costly early-withdrawal trap.

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Health care premiums can be expected to consume about 22% of the average retired couple's Social Security income in retirement.

Here's what the typical American retiree spends on health care
The average retired couple should plan to spend at least a quarter million dollars on healthcare.

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What the election means for your pocketbook
How the election may affect taxes, wages, student loans, Social Security and other issues.

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A joint checking account can be easier, but it could also set you up for some problems.

Helping out Mom or Dad with a joint checking account? Watch out
Joint accounts can work for some families, but experts warn that they carry legal risks.

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3 smart reverse-mortgage moves
If you're thinking of applying for one, here are three things you should do first.

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9 Medicare stats that will blow you away
It's worth learning more about Medicare, in order to be able to make the most of it.

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3 ways to withdraw from your IRA before retirement -- penalty-free
If you're not even close to retirement age, you may still be able to use your retirement savings.