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How to keep your 401(k) running smoothly — no matter what

Rebalance, automatically contribute and don't sweat the day-to-day market movement.

By Alessandra Malito,
MarketWatch
– 09/13/2019

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Employers match student loan payments with 401(k)

Many workers with student loans postpone saving for retirement. Now, a handful of companies are trying to prevent them from falling behind on retirement savings by matching their student-loan repayments with contributions to a 401(k) plan.

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10/10/2019

How to shop for an HSA

If you have a high-deductible health insurance policy and want to open a health savings account (HSA) on your own, consider these tips to help guide your choice.

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10/04/2019

7 inexpensive, high-dividend ETFs to consider

The universe of exchange-traded funds is growing as issuers keep reducing their costs to lure investors. Consider these seven high-dividend ETFs with very low fees.

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10/03/2019

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