Retirees have questions for financial advisers. Here’s what they are asking
5 common questions retirees ask financial advisers
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5 common questions retirees ask financial advisers
"Workers are quite confident in their capabilities despite technological changes and the economic uncertainty that's been permeating," James Atkinson, vice president of thought leadership at SHRM, told Yahoo Finance.
About a quarter of retirees who have never worked with a financial adviser are now on board, double the number from five years ago.
Now fuel costs are drifting downward, but that doesn't mean airfares will follow in any meaningful way soon.
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Fidelity reduced the minimum account balance requirement for its customers to invest in SpaceX to just $2,000. The previous balance required was $100,000 or $500,000, depending on the IPO.