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The post How New Medicare Options Fit Into Your Retirement Planning appeared first on Mercer Advisors. Go to Source of this post Author Of this post: Josh DeForest Title Of post: How New Medicare Options Fit Into Your Retirement Planning Author Link:
submitted by /u/cococamz [link] [comments] Go to Source of this post Author Of this post: /u/cococamz Title Of post: Dividend portfolio coming along. My goal is 1000 per month in dividends by 2025 and use those dividends to fund vacations around the
The post Mercer Advisors Capital Markets Update and Outlook: April 2019 appeared first on Mercer Advisors. Go to Source of this post Author Of this post: Donald Calcagni Title Of post: Mercer Advisors Capital Markets Update and Outlook: April 2019 Author Link:
I’ve been investing in TSLA for years with some shares up 4000% and others up as little as 20%. My position is ~4600 shares along with some TSLA LEAPS. The valuation is $5 million. I have another $3 million in other assets
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I see many posts on here asking for portfolio critiques. Yes, I have done it, it would seem we all have. I would like to offer some suggestions for those seeking guidance (from what I’ve learned) and even to remind myself. 1)
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The post New Tax Laws and Credits That May Impact Your Family appeared first on Mercer Advisors. Go to Source of this post Author Of this post: Irina Polyakova, CPA Title Of post: New Tax Laws and Credits That May Impact Your
Relatively new to investing especially for stocks/etfs that also give dividends. Do you prefer just putting one big amount per year (once) or split the amount into smaller amounts each month? I want to hear if either strategy would give more dividends
I see a lot of people using different brokers and accounts for different stocks (growth vs div for example). I am starting a new job soon, and intend to roll my old 401k(s) into this new one, but I don’t see the