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‘Really messy.’ I’m 63 and want to retire in 2 years. But my adviser has $135K in a growth fund that’s lost money. Should I let it ride — or get out?

Question: “I’m almost 63 and want to retire at 65½ if I can find affordable healthcare for my wife, who is two years younger, and myself. I used to manage my own 401(k) accounts, but when my father ...

Saving your retirement could come down to this simple writing exercise

A “retirement policy statement” lays out instructions that you can stick to.

I’m 62 and retired with $7M. ‘I don’t want or need a financial planner making between 0.05% and 1%,’ but I do want regular financial help. What now?

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The one thing worth doing this month if you're near or in retirement, says the head of Ally Invest

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