Investors have reasons to be nervous about markets right now. How to separate the warning signs from the noise.
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‘It’s getting scary close to retirement’: We’re 70. We have no debt, no stocks and $275K in savings. Are we in trouble?
“We will have $4,300 a month in Social Security.”
‘She may have a spending problem’: Would it be wrong to secretly give our son money — without telling his wife?
“Our son and his wife, who are in their 30s with a child in preschool, are having marital problems.”
I’m 42, a single parent with $372K in cash and CDs. I won’t invest in stocks. Am I wrong?
“I am not comfortable putting too much cash in stocks, especially given I have two young kids.”
I’m 77. Despite my $1.4 million wealth, my expenses exceed my income. Do I sell stocks to pay off my mortgage?
“I started my own tax-preparation and representation firm. My annual revenue is $60,000 before taxes.”
‘I can’t stop thinking about money’: I’m struggling with guilt over my $135K in financial mistakes. How do I move on?
“We aren’t in debt outside of our mortgage, but I feel sick when I think about the money.”
‘I’m stumped’: I put $3,000 on my credit card during a vacation and my credit score plunged. Why is it so volatile?
“Doesn’t a 30-year history of good credit count for anything?”
‘My family is having a crisis’: My mom added my brother to her mortgage. He stopped paying. How does she get him off it?
“He refuses to take their names off the mortgage without getting paid.”