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  • Fidelity Retirement Rewards Card Review

    Fidelity adds a different wrinkle to the standard cash back credit card by offering contributions to your retirement in the form of cash back deposited to your Fidelity IRA account.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Sep 28, 2009 to
    Investing Reviews

  • Traditional IRA Taxation

    IRAs are a popular way to save and invest for retirement. The two most common kinds of IRAs are traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs. What is the difference between a Roth and non-Roth IRA?
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
    Investing Articles

  • How To Rollover a 401k Account

    If you leave your job, or if it leaves you, chances are good that you are leaving behind a 401(k) plan account too. Rolling it over to an IRA is a good financial move that makes sense, but getting it right can be a little bit tricky.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
    Investing Articles

  • What Is A SEP IRA?

    A SEP IRA is a special type of IRA account that can be used by small businesses to provide a retirement plan to its employees easier and cheaper than a 401(k) plan.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Apr 30, 2009 to
    Investing Articles

  • How To Invest Your 401(k)

    Whether you are starting a new job or just taking another look at your 401(k), using the right investing strategy is the key to long term success and a comfortable retirement.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Apr 30, 2009 to
    Investing Articles

  • Convert a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA

    Converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA can be a great move, but there are many rules and restrictions. Then, you need to determine if it is worth it or if you should convert your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Feb 9, 2009 to
    Investing Articles

  • Lower Your Taxes and Save For Retirement At the Same Time

    Most tax lowering moves have to be made before the end of the year on December 31. But, there is one big exception that you can still do to lower your taxes this year. And, it will help you save for retirement too.
    Published by Brian Nelson (18,015 pts ) on Jan 31, 2009 to
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