I’m 68, own two properties and have $1.6M in the market, but it’s been flat for 18 months. Should I just park it all in CDs for the next two years? Should I get an adviser?
‘I’m not a high maintenance person.’ I’m 70 and living well on $24K a year in Social Security. But I’ll have to take IRA distributions soon and might want to live abroad. Should I hire a pro to help?
Worried about a recession, many Americans say they keep too much money in cash. But how much is too much in this economy?
Costco’s 24-carat gold bars are priced at about $1,930 — and reportedly selling out. Should you buy these, or gold in general, right now?
I have $2M and am paying my financial adviser 1%. How often should we speak? (Psst: Pros say this is the minimum.)
Plenty of CDs and savings accounts now pay 5% or higher. These 2 questions can help you pick which is right for you.
With impressive APYs — sometimes up to 6% or 7% — CDs are tempting. But here’s when CDs just aren’t worth it.
Fixed vs. Variable Annuities: Which Is Best for You?
I’m 70, semiretired and have a $200K Roth IRA and a paid-off home. But I want to go more into stocks. Should I get a financial planner to help?
We’ll get about $7.7K a month from our pensions, but have $24K in credit card debt. Several free advisers have said ‘we’re in good shape’ but we have questions. What’s our move?
