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Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
4 days ago

Building Wealth Without Protecting It, The Number from Northwestern Mutual Study's Most Overlooked Finding

Younger savers prioritize growth assets over protection as inflation erodes cash returns and savings rates decline.
Business
from24/7 Wall St.
1 week ago

Cyber Joins 4 Resilience Themes for 2026. The 3 ETFs Catching the Trade

Resilience themes for 2026 include energy, defense, cyber, and commodities, but cyber allocation depends on whether exposure is software-heavy or diversified across vendors.
Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
2 weeks ago

27% of Americans Own ETFs but Allocate Just 6%, Here's Why That Costs Them Retirement Income

27% of American investors own ETFs, but they only represent 6% of average portfolios, highlighting a significant allocation disconnect.
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Venture
fromBusiness Matters
5 months ago

Private Equity vs Venture Capital: Where Should Investors Focus in 2025?

Investors should choose between private equity and venture capital based on strategic fit, risk tolerance, and expected value creation rather than on labels.
US news
fromFortune
6 months ago

One in 5 millionaire women say they have no plans to retire-significantly higher than their male counterparts, finds Goldman Sachs | Fortune

Wealthy American women are likelier than men to forgo retirement, prioritize spending and wealth preservation, favor cash and fixed income, and avoid alternatives due to perceived risk.
fromBitcoin Magazine
7 months ago

Morgan Stanley Opens Bitcoin And Crypto Fund Access To All Wealth Clients

Starting Oct. 15, financial advisors will be able to offer bitcoin and crypto funds to any client - including those with retirement accounts - according to reporting by CNBC. Until now, only investors with more than $1.5 million in assets and an aggressive risk profile could participate. In other words, Morgan Stanley will soon let all its wealth management clients, including those with retirement accounts, invest in crypto. No asset-cap required.
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