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Jan 07

Income Limits from Your Nest Egg

Q. It is recommended that retirees withdraw no more than 4 percent a year from their retirement nest egg. Is this in addition to any income that is generated from their funds? Bonds and CDs pay more than 4 percent. And some higher-dividend stocks pay more than 4 percent. If we are generating more than...

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Nov 06

No-load Mutual Funds vs. Exchange-traded Funds

Q: I read your column about ETFs. What I don't understand is what advantage ETFs have over regular no-load mutual funds. All of my investments are in no-load mutual funds, mostly index funds at Vanguard and Fidelity. Why should I pay a commission, even a small one, over getting the fund commission-free...

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Dec 04

It Costs Money To Market Mutual Funds

Q. In a recent column you discussed "screening" techniques when selecting mutual funds. One restriction you mentioned in your analysis was the exclusion of loaded funds. In the past my financial planner has almost exclusively recommended no-load funds. Recently, I was introduced to a different financial...

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Sep 04

Learning How Your Fund Is Doing

Q. What can you tell me about Lehman Brothers First Trust Opportunity Fund (ticker: LBC)? My wife and I bought $60,000 worth in March of this year. This amount represents 25 percent of our investments. We purchased this stock at the suggestion of our (now ex) advisor. Is it safe? Should we sell all or...

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Aug 04

What About Commissions on Exchange Traded Funds?

Q. Aren't you overlooking something when you advocate buying ETF's as opposed to regular mutual funds? When buying an ETF, you have to pay a commission on both the purchase and the sale. This can be expensive for an individual that wants to buy a small amount on a periodic basis. Let's say you invest...

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