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Retirement Planning: What to Do Now: Whether you're 25 years away from retirement or you've already started packing up your office, there are specific steps you should now take to ensure your financial security. This step-by-step guide will keep you on track for a stress-free dismount from the corporate treadmill. 20 to 25 Years...; Tags: Retirement, 401(k) Plan, Financial, T. Rowe Price Group Inc., Income, Retirement Planning, MoneyWatch, IRA, 401(k), Retirement Plans, Personal Finance, Investment, Benefits, Insurance, Operational Accounting, Human Resources, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Carla Fried, Retirement Calculator, National Association of Personal Financial Advisers, Retirement Watch, Bob Carlson, Long-Term-Care Insurance, Social Security, Roth IRA, Pension, Center for Retirement Research, Analzyenow.com, Medicare, Medigap; Articles 2009-10-14

The Case Against Financial Planners: All hot and botheredÂ I was last week to write about James Putman. He is a past president of the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors NAPFA, aÂ white-shoe trade organization whose members pledge not to take commissions on any financial products (mutual funds, annuities and insurance, for example) and to adhere...; Tags: Financial, Financial Planner, SEC, Mutual Funds, Financial Accounting, Retirement Plans, Asset Management, Investment, Human Resources, Benefits, Finance, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Marlys Harris; Blog posts 2009-06-08
Small Business Alert: How to Survive If You Lose Credit: Credit card companies and banks are cutting back drastically on loans and credit lines. Here's what to do if your cash flow gets squeezed. Don’t Just Accept Credit Changes as Final ...; Tags: Bank, Card, Payment, Credit Card, Small Business, MoneyWatch, Financial Services, Credit, Banking, Cash Flow, Advanta, American Express, Small Business Administration, ARC Loan, Maggie Overfelt; Articles 2009-06-11
Entering the Export Market: Exporting products for sale outside the U.S. can be a rewarding way for your small firm to develop and grow. At the same time, it's important to understand the challenges and risks, which are very different from those in the domestic market.What You Need to KnowWhy do many small businesses...; Tags: small business, export, foreign market; Articles 2007-05-01