Get your retirement ducks in a row.

This is the first of three posts about women & retirement. Here’s an unsettling fact: Women are much less likely than men to have a financially secure retirement. Of course, there are many variables that impact women and retirement planning. …

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Investors: Meet social media

The following op-ed by ShareBuilder president Dan Greenshields was originally published on Reuters.com on April 11, 2011. In the beginning, naysayers and curmudgeons dismissed social media as a place for gossip, celebrity self-promotion and teenagers to waste time. How wrong …

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Five Reasons Your Business Is Not Too Small for a 401(k)

The following post is written by Stuart Robertson, General Manager at ShareBuilder401k. It originally appeared on Forbes.com on March 2, 2011. There are a lot of amazing benefits to working for a small business. Quick decision making. Being your own …

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Dan Greenshields: Separating investing fact from fiction.

The following post is written by Dan Greenshields, president of ShareBuilder. It originally appeared on Reuters.com on February 21, 2011. Fact: 94 percent of Americans wish they did a better job managing their money. That figure is from a recent …

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Bad Gifts: The stuff closets are made of.

We’ve all done it: Feigned enthusiasm for a terrible gift. “Ooooh! I love it! Oh, yes, it’s absolutely perfect!” You squeak out a high-pitched thank you, then rush in for the hug to avoid more fakery. And what of those …

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Summer Reading for Investors

By Dan Greenshields, ShareBuilder President For many investors, summer is a time to lounge on the beach with the latest best-selling book. This year, however, those looking for investing ideas might consider venturing outside of the finance section of their …

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Guest Post: Michael Rubin on Risk & Investing.

While there are few certainties in life and fewer still in investing, there is at least one: The greater the expected return, the greater the risk. Risk is partially measured by the chance that the value of your investment becomes …

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Make investment picks play out better than bracket bricks.

It was an epic battle, instant classic—as suspenseful as, say, a movie drama. (Ahem, Hoosiers.) Those kids from Butler and Duke played an amazingly hard-fought and entertaining national championship game. One for the ages, in fact. We hate to see …

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