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Keep Track Of Your Asset Allocations

As you get closer to reaching your goals, your time horizon changes and that in turn should trigger a change in your asset allocation.
How to Retire Rich: 4 Smart Steps at Ages 21-35

Time is on your side. Small, steady contributions will grow into a sizable stash.
Opinion: Why the U.S. Needs to Invest in Building and Unlocking Immigrant Skills

In the clamor to increase American competitiveness, U.S. immigration policy has emerged as a potential tool favored by many business and political leaders. Recent proposals would retain temporary high-skilled workers as permanent residents, entice foreign entrepreneurs to start and build businesses here, or help international students in high-demand fields gain a residency foothold.
Allianz Life Launches New Variable Annuity Through Wells Fargo Advisors' Asset Advisor Program

Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America , announced that the Allianz Retirement AdvantageSM Variable Annuity is now available within Wells Fargo Advisors? Asset Advisor Program.
How Much Did You Save for Your Retirement?

Saving aggressively for retirement gets easier over time, write many retired and soon-to-retire Morningstar.com readers.
Pension fund for N.H. employees to invest 20 overseas

New Hampshire Retirement System, Concord, will reduce fixed income and increase alternatives under a new target asset allocation approved Tuesday, confirmed Marty Karlon, spokesman for the 5.8 billion pension fund.
Is Your Retirement Portfolio's Asset Allocation on Track?

The essential first step for retirement portfolio planning: finding the right stock/bond mix.
Save early, often to calm retirement chaos

For many years, baby boomers and other workers looked at their homes as giant piggy banks. Rather than saving for retirement, they assumed rising home values would bail them out in their golden years.But ...