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Last week I highlighted some fairly positive news from a recent Wells Fargo/Gallup survey even though the media headlines appeared otherwise. Despite low interest rates on investments, more people than not are confident they will be able to buy cialis retire when they plan to. And the majority of current retirees are confident they will [...]
No. Last month, Wells Fargo and Gallup released a poll on household investors’ opinions. Wells Fargo’s media release headline reads: “Low Rates Force One in Three Investors to Delay Retirement.” The Los Angeles Times reads, “Low Interest Rates are Hampering Retirement Plans.” Whenever I see these kinds of headlines, I like to get to heart [...]
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