Director Of Personal Finance And Retirement Planning
Christine Benz is the Director of Personal Finance and Retirement Planning at Morningstar. She specializes in finance, personal finance, and investment strategies, with a focus on retirement planning, saving and investing, and wealth management. Christine is featured in numerous publications, including AdviserLogic, Fortune, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Christine Benz primarily covers personal finance, with a heavy emphasis on investment analysis and data-backed insights. Her articles often include expert commentary, making her likely to be interested in pitches from financial professionals who can provide unique perspectives on retirement planning, investment strategies, tax benefits, and portfolio management.
Given the nature of her coverage attributes focusing predominantly on investment analysis and citing data, Christine may be receptive to pitches that offer original research or proprietary data relevant to her topics of interest. This could help support or enhance the points being discussed in her articles.
Considering Christine's focus on retirement planning and financial management, experts with specialized knowledge in these areas would likely find success when reaching out for potential collaboration or inclusion in future pieces.
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Some worries belong in the "unlikely to happen/deal with it when it actually does" bin.
By: Christine Benz
For people hurtling toward retirement, the standard personal finance advice is to continue to fund your retirement accounts as aggressively as you can, including taking advantage of catch-up contribut...
By: Christine Benz, Amy C. Arnott
The inventor of the 4% rule offers advice on how retirees can preserve their capital.
The inventor of the 4% rule offers advice on how retirees can preserve their capital.
By: Amy C. Arnott, Christine Benz
A flat-fee financial advisor and columnist discusses why less complicated portfolios are usually best, how he addresses inflation risk in client portfolios, and his biggest worry for new retirees.
Guess what? You’ve probably already started the process.
By: Christine Benz, Susan Dziubinski
The portfolio case for investing in international stocks extends beyond their recent outperformance.
By: Christine Benz
If your retirement plan is in good shape, you can put more weight on allocating to decisions that deliver a psychological return rather than a financial one
By: Christine Benz, Amy C. Arnott
A financial advisor’s view on negative or flat market returns and when to claim Social Security.
