Even a stock market crash can't cause her to run out of money later on.

A tiny percentage of companies account for all the market's gains. So how should investors position themselves?

Even income investors won't turn down a quick profit.

Don't let anyone tell you otherwise: financial stocks are still a hotbed of dividend (and share-price!) growth.

The market is getting frothy.

There's a "retirement shortcut" far too many people ignore.

Let's cut the Fed-babble and call things how they really are.

I believe that all investors should have a portion of their portfolio allocated to investments outside of the U.S.

A major stock market correction could put you at risk of running out of money.

There are some red flags here.

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