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Citigroup Increased Its Dividend More Than 30 Times The global leader Citigroup has increased its dividend more than 30 times since 2012. It makes sense to consider the stock at these levels.
How Does a Reverse Mortgage Work?
by Amber Lancaster August 29, 2018 Retirement
Interest on a reverse mortgage accrues over time. Interest rates on a reverse mortgage loan can be either fixed or variable.
Two Retail Investments Set for Strong Profits It’s become obvious that Wall Street doesn’t understand the retail sector, and it means that too many people are missing out on great profits.
Cash-Balance Plans Are a Good Alternative to a 401(K)
by Ted Bauman August 27, 2018 Investing, Retirement
Americans has come to believe that the 401(k) is going to help them enjoy a golden retirement, but it’s falling short for far too many people.
2 Groups You Should Follow: Insider and Institutional Buying The “hints” we saw over the past couple months show how we can benefit from following these two groups. As an investor, I encourage you to learn from this.

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