Money News
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Your Money: How to up your bond game with ETFs
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most people's basic knowledge of investing is that their portfolio should be a mix of stocks and bonds.
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Sustainable investors face squeeze as larger firms move in
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Reuters) - Specialized fund managers who pioneered green investing for decades are missing out on some of the spoils as the sector goes mainstream and large firms move in.
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How to make the most of a zero-commission world
NEW YORK (Reuters) - How interested are people in trading stocks for free?
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Rising Medicare prices will shrink Social Security inflation adjustment next year
(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.)
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U.S. company directors compensated more than ever, but now risk backlash
(This November 8 story corrects spelling of analytics firm ESGauge, paragraph 10)
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Culture change is the cutting edge of mental health benefits at work
NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Hartmut Braune comes to work in security communications at SAP, he never knows what emergency will land in his inbox.
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Billionaires' wealth falls for first time since 2015
ZURICH (Reuters) - The world's richest people became a little less well off last year, according to a report by UBS
and PwC, as geopolitical turmoil and volatile equity markets reduced the wealth of billionaires for the first time since 2015. -
Five new life lessons from Charles Schwab
(The writer is a Reuters contributor; the opinions expressed are his own.)
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Beyond windmills, Epoch's Van Valen looks for grid improvements
NEW YORK (Reuters) - At a time when U.S. utilities face pressure to rely more on renewable energy, a well-known investor in the space said it is equally important to judge companies by their spending on less glamorous areas like power lines and grid reliability.
