Brett Arends is a Financial Reporter at MarketWatch. He focuses on various topics including markets, Social Security, and the intersection of medicine and healthcare within the financial landscape. Brett's insights and commentary have also been featured in prominent outlets such as Cigalah Group, Financial News, Barron's, RealClearMarkets, and Yahoo Finance.
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As usual the conventional wisdom doesn't add up.
By: Brett Arends
It is always a bad idea to mix politics and money.
By: Brett Arends
People age 65 need to understand this key risk before signing up.
The U.S. election results are producing opportunities for retirees and other savers — as long as they have some money set aside.
New retirement research suggests a drawdown strategy that can get pretty close, but it’s not close enough for me
Peak bullishness usually shows up just before the slide
Some of their picks were less than stellar this year
Real yields aren't often this rich.
“Real” yields aren’t often this high.
You don’t need to spend like “Don’t Die” bro Bryan Johnson to live longer.
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