With impressive APYs — sometimes up to 6% or 7% — CDs are tempting. But here’s when CDs just aren’t worth it.
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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?
I am 60 and plan to retire in March. I have $113K in my 401(k) and no other savings, but I will get an early retirement package of 9 months salary. Should I get a pro to help me?
‘I’m stretched thin.’ I’m 23 and make $75K a year living in the Northeast. But between rent and other bills I have ‘very little’ in the bank each month. Should I hire a pro to help?
With many CDs now paying 5% or more, here’s the No. 1 way to skirt an imminent tax hit on your CD earnings, one pro tells us.
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