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IS A DEBT BOMB TICKING? Companies have loaded up on a record amount of debt in recent years, thanks in part to superlow interest rates. Investors should exercise caution when choosing bonds and dividend-paying stocks. YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO SAVE ON YOUR TAXES Tackling your return soon will give you enough time to claim all the tax breaks available to you. PLUS: Know what you’ll owe for 2020. MUTUAL FUND WINNERS Investors pushed U.S. markets to record highs in 2019, and most foreign markets dazzled, too. We list the topperforming stock funds in 11 categories over one-, three-, five- and 10 years.
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Tame the Cost of Pet Care
If you’ve added a dog or cat to your family, consider pet insurance to manage routine and unexpected veterinary bills.
Invest in These Great Places to Work
These companies do well by their workers, which can translate into gains for investors.
SAVE MONEY WITH AN ELECTRIC CAR
Although some are still a pricey luxury, we found EVs that are fun, affordable and eligible for tax incentives.
The Right Robo Adviser for You
We sort through the evolving world of automated investment services, including some that offer a human touch.
Give Your Child Some Credit
Naming your child as an authorized user on your credit card can be a great way to set them up with a healthy credit report.
Get Your Retirement Back on Course
Even the most diligent savers can encounter obstacles on the road to retirement, but the past few months have delivered unprecedented hazards. We’ll help you come up with a recovery plan.
FEDERAL DEBT : A HEAVY LOAD
The debt continues to grow, but record-low interest rates could ease the long-term damage.
Best 401(k) Funds From Fidelity
We rate the most popular actively managed offerings for retirement accounts.
WHERE TO INVEST IN 2021
With the election in the rearview mirror, investors can turn their full attention to the economic recovery and progress on the pandemic.
Anatomy of a Stock Trade
Stock trades are free these days at most online brokers. But where and how your trade is filled can impact your purchase price. And “it all happens in a flash,” says Jeff Chiappetta, vice president of trade and education at Schwab. It takes just 0.08 seconds, on average, at Schwab, from the time you submit your trade to validation of execution. Here’s a step-by-step look at what happens when you place a market-order stock trade.